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Live Trading

Real-time charts with orderflow and professional indicators

Chart Types

Candlestick Charts

Traditional OHLC candlesticks showing price action. Green = bullish, Red = bearish.

Orderflow Footprint

Bid/Ask volume distribution at each price level. Toggle between Split and Delta modes.

Available Indicators

Click "+ Indicators" or press / to add indicators:

Volume Indicators
VWAP
Volume-weighted average price with bands
Naked POC
Unswept volume points of control
CVD Divergence
Cumulative delta divergence signals
Delta Outliers
Unusual delta levels (passive orders)
Trend Indicators
EMA
Exponential moving average (configurable)
SMA
Simple moving average (configurable)
Structure Indicators
Initial Balance
Opening range with extensions
S/R Zones
Support & resistance (PDH, PDL, POC)
Market Sessions
Asia, London, NY session highlights

How Key Indicators Work

S/R Zones identify key price levels where buying or selling pressure has historically concentrated. These levels often act as barriers where price may reverse or consolidate.

PDH/PDL — Previous Day High and Low. These levels represent the extremes of the prior session and often serve as magnets or rejection points.
POC (Point of Control) — The price level with the highest traded volume in a session. Represents "fair value" where the most agreement between buyers and sellers occurred.
Value Area — The range containing approximately 70% of the session's volume, bounded by VAH (Value Area High) and VAL (Value Area Low).

These levels are calculated from historical session data and projected forward as horizontal reference lines on your chart.

CVD Divergence detects when price action and underlying order flow disagree—a potential early warning of trend exhaustion or reversal.

What is CVD?

Cumulative Volume Delta tracks the running total of aggressive buying vs. selling. When a trade executes at the ask price, it's considered aggressive buying (positive delta). Trades at the bid are aggressive selling (negative delta).

How Divergence is Detected

A bearish divergence occurs when price makes higher highs but CVD makes lower highs—buyers are lifting offers but with decreasing conviction. A bullish divergence is the opposite: lower price lows with higher CVD lows, suggesting sellers are hitting bids with waning intensity.

Trading Application

Divergences signal that the visible trend may be losing steam. They work best when combined with key S/R levels—a divergence occurring at a significant support or resistance zone carries more weight.

The indicator automatically scans for these divergence patterns and marks them on your chart when detected.

Available Symbols

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