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LEVEL COMPARISON / WALLS MEET PRICE RESPONSE

A wall. A reaction.
The same chart.

Put recorded options-backed walls beside Price Control’s observed areas. See when a level existed, how price met it and what response was recorded nearby.

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LEVEL COMPARISONTHE IDEA AT A GLANCE
Level Comparison concept: Two sources, clearly separated. Illustrative diagram, not live data.
Illustrative layout · not live market data or a trade result
MARKETSNQ · ES · GC · RTY · YM*Member access ↗

* YM currently offers Price Control context without a configured wall source. Coverage varies by market.

WHAT IT BRINGS TO YOUR SCREEN

Less searching.
More context.

01

Two sources, clearly separated

Price-derived areas and mapped walls keep their identities. Their proximity is visible without pretending they are the same evidence.

02

Time belongs in the comparison

Walls appear while recorded. See the price response with the wall context that was available then.

03

Detail without losing the session

Pan time and price, zoom, return to Auto fit, or inspect all loaded history. Add opening-range context when useful.

A SIMPLE SESSION ROUTINE

Open it.
Find your context.

Keep your own trading process. Add a clearer view of the observations around it.

Controls, readings and examples in the manual →
  1. Choose the sources

    Compare both, or isolate Price Control and Wall Path to understand each layer.

  2. Inspect the interaction

    Follow recorded responses near walls and select the area that matters.

  3. Check the timing and coverage

    Read the event record and source status before treating nearby levels as confluence.

BEFORE YOU OPEN IT

Know what you’re reading.

Does every market have both sources?

No. Available coverage varies. YM currently provides Price Control context without a configured wall source.

Will the opening-range overlay change the scale?

The overlay does not force the chart to expand to fit distant references. Offscreen levels can remain outside the current view.

Does proximity prove a wall caused a reversal?

No. It shows that the recorded references were near one another. It does not establish causation or guarantee another response.

MAKE IT PART OF YOUR NEXT SESSION

Bring Level Comparison
into your workspace.

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