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Features

The Order Flow Concepts toolkit is packed with advanced analytical tools designed to uncover institutional activity.

  • HTF Volume Profiles: Overlays Higher Timeframe volume distributions directly on your chart. Supports both Continuous (macro POC) and Spaced (shifting value) profiles, complete with customizable Value Area (VA) percentages and Initial Range highlighting.

  • Liquidity Pools: Tracks and visualizes historical resting liquidity pools across three time horizons (Fast, Mid, Slow). Choose to view liquidity density via an advanced Heatmap Block system or clean Dotted Lines.

  • Volume vs Money Calculation: Choose whether liquidity pools and aggregations calculate raw traded Volume or total traded Money (Volume * Price).

  • Stacked Imbalances: Automatically highlights zones where consecutive, one-sided volume imbalances occur, indicating aggressive market order execution.

  • Volume Anomalies: Flags specific institutional footprints on individual candles, including:

    • Absorption: High volume with small price progress (limit order stacking).

    • Exhaustion: Climax volume followed by a massive rejection.

    • Trapped Traders: High volume breakout "bait" candles followed by an immediate reversal.

  • Big Order Bubbles: Visual markers that immediately alert you to exceptionally large, single-bar volume injections relative to the recent baseline.

  • Analytical Dashboard: A real-time, on-chart panel that aggregates raw data to provide a directional bias. It calculates the pull of liquidity pools using 9 different algorithms, including Gravity (Inverse Square), Time-Weighted (Aged), and Void Detection.

  • Mitigation Logic: Fully customizable rules for when a liquidity pool is considered "mitigated" and removed from the chart — choose between a simple Wick touch or a confirmed Candle Close.

  • Targeted Alerts: Receive instant notifications when strong liquidity pools are reached or when retail traders (Bulls or Bears) are trapped in a fakeout.

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