MMM HVC CDS/CDL @MaxMaserati 3.0

MMM HVC CDS/CDL MaxMaserati 3.0

Highest Volume Candle (HVC) Analysis with Expansion Blocks
This indicator identifies and tracks Highest Volume Candles (HVC) within a customizable lookback period, marking critical institutional activity zones where smart money enters the market. HVC candles represent the highest volume bullish (HBuV) or bearish (HBeV) candles and serve as key structural levels in the Max Maserati Methodology (MMM).

Core Concept

HVC Validation Rules:

HBuV (Highest Bullish Volume): Price can wick below the low for liquidity but must NOT close below it. A confirmed close below triggers a BeBrk (Bearish Break) - signaling a CDS (Change of Direction Short).

HBeV (Highest Bearish Volume): Price can wick above the high for liquidity but must NOT close above it. A confirmed close above triggers a BuBrk (Bullish Break) - signaling a CDL (Change of Direction Long) .

Key Features

HVC Detection & Visualization:

Automatically identifies highest volume candles with customizable arrow labels
Displays volume values and directional bias (↑ HBuV / ↓ HBeV)
Optional auto-hide labels when HVC levels are violated

Market Structure Breaks (BuBrk/BeBrk):

Tracks when HVC levels are broken with confirmed closes
Draws horizontal lines connecting the original HVC to the breaking candle
Labels clearly mark CDS and CDL events for trend reversal identification

HVC eBlocks (Expansion Blocks):

Upon HVC break, creates expansion zones from the break level to the last swing high/low
These zones represent expected revisit and reaction areas where price typically returns to retest institutional activity
Color-coded boxes with automatic extension and violation detection
Configurable maximum box limits to keep charts clean

Smart Violation Management:

Optional auto-removal of violated HVC labels and eBlocks
Visual confirmation when zones remain valid vs. when they're invalidated

Trading Application
After a BuB or BeB occurs, traders anticipate price to revisit the eBlock zone as institutions cover positions or test resolve. These areas become high-probability setups for:

Continuation entries after structural breaks
Reaction zone confirmations for trend alignment
Stop-loss placement beyond institutional activity levels