Heatmap · quizHeatmap quizBands, pulling, stacking and the limits of displayed liquidity.Tap an answer to check it. Each one explains why — read those even when you're right.Reading the map1. On a liquidity heatmap, a bright horizontal band represents…A Completed volumeB Displayed resting size at that price over timeC The VWAPD Options open interest2. A band fades just before price reaches it. This is most consistent with…A AbsorptionB PullingC A trend dayD A data delay only3. Why can colour intensity be misleading?A Colour scales are often relative and adjustableB Colours are randomC Heatmaps ignore sizeD Brighter always means hidden ordersLimits4. Which of these does a heatmap NOT show?A Displayed bids and offersB Price movementC Iceberg reserve size and orders not yet sentD Where liquidity sat earlier5. What makes a band more meaningful than its mere presence?A Its colourB Trades hitting it while it holdsC Its distance from VWAPD How long ago it appeared6. What is the most honest way to practise heatmap reading?A Find the band that mattered after the sessionB Write down what you expect a band to do before price arrives, then checkC Only use it on NQD Increase contrast until levels appear0/6 answered← PreviousNext track: Options Basics →
