$GOOGL – Liquidation Map (7 Days) – Current Price 340.4
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly $23–24 million in long liquidations below the current price, exceeding approximately $14–15 million in short liquidations above. The liquidity structure therefore favors the downside, with around 1.6 times more cumulative liquidity below the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is heavily concentrated across 323.5–325.7, with several bars around $900,000–1.25 million. Closer to the current price, 336.5–338.0 also contains a major cluster, including a bar close to $1.2 million. Losing 338.0 would shift attention toward 337–335 and then deeper toward 325–323.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity begins building clearly from 342.5 and becomes densest across 343–346.7. The strongest cluster sits near 345 with a bar close to $1.3 million, while 342.7–344.5 also contains several bars around $600,000–900,000. Further out, 351–353 still holds some liquidity, but at a much lower density.
🧭 The broader setup favors the downside because long-liquidation exposure below is roughly 1.6 times larger. Losing 338 would increase the probability of a sweep toward 337–335; if pressure continues, 325–323 becomes the next major liquidity zone. Breaking above 342.5 would instead shift attention toward 343–346.7.
🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows roughly $23–24 million in long liquidations below the current price, exceeding approximately $14–15 million in short liquidations above. The liquidity structure therefore favors the downside, with around 1.6 times more cumulative liquidity below the market.
📉 Below the market, long-liquidation liquidity is heavily concentrated across 323.5–325.7, with several bars around $900,000–1.25 million. Closer to the current price, 336.5–338.0 also contains a major cluster, including a bar close to $1.2 million. Losing 338.0 would shift attention toward 337–335 and then deeper toward 325–323.
📈 Above the market, short-liquidation liquidity begins building clearly from 342.5 and becomes densest across 343–346.7. The strongest cluster sits near 345 with a bar close to $1.3 million, while 342.7–344.5 also contains several bars around $600,000–900,000. Further out, 351–353 still holds some liquidity, but at a much lower density.
🧭 The broader setup favors the downside because long-liquidation exposure below is roughly 1.6 times larger. Losing 338 would increase the probability of a sweep toward 337–335; if pressure continues, 325–323 becomes the next major liquidity zone. Breaking above 342.5 would instead shift attention toward 343–346.7.
