[Anna-Maria]

As you’ve quite rightly alluded to, there’s no such luxury within the Foreign Exchange environment. And apart from the futures camp, volume prints won’t afford you a very reliable take on the cash movements either, well certainly not with sufficient enough accuracy to warrant any kind of consistant strategy to be compiled around that tactic anyway.

I guess you’ve witnessed the candle prints forming on & around key levels? Big Figures (00’s), prev zones of weekly/monthly supply & demand (highs-lows), intra-range swing zones etc?

These levels provide workable clues as to the propensity of a pairs ability to continue or stall-out/reverse. Such is the cross section of agenda’s at these levels from the differing camps (aggressive intra-day specs/large non-commercial activity/Bank desks working customer orders etc), you’ll often spot candle or bar prints which if utilized with typical math gauges, offer pretty good entry/exit levers.

I guess it depends on which type of trader you are & the specific strategies you employ as price buffers these common zones of interest? But volume/pressure isn’t always necessary. After a while observing the price activity around the “obvious� levels, you’ll begin to get a feel of how reactive they are & the likely build up of each-way traffic residing there.

Doji’s, neutral prints, engulfing, inside/outside patterns occur for a reason!! Team that up with WHERE they print & WHERE they lay in relation to the trend or range, & you can begin to develop a plan (& a contingency) to take advantage of the price journey.

There are brokers out there with ladders in which they'll display best & cumulative bid-ask availability. But again, it's only indicative of that specific suppliers traffic. A broker which clears thru a rolling tranche of suppliers will only offer bid-ask traffic available at that time.

It's not what you're seeking, but then nothing (with any degree of accuracy) exists to facilitate your requirements anyway as far as I'm aware.