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Hi Gomi,
I don't know how OFA define an exhaustion bar (I think they call it, OFA EXA indicator). OFA paints it with a yellow square in the graph, and they looks very well. They could be exhaustion buys or exhaustion sells.
I attach some examples in graphics from tweets published.
I am trying to match this with GomOrderFlowPro without any succes so far.
Also as I said in my previous message it will be nice to have an alarm/sound when a SR/RS is generated.
Thank you so much for your incredible indicators.
JC
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
On the MP
* Works on NT8 & Sierra
* Customizable Hotkeys
* Missing data detection (useful on minute charts, since Ninja use a tick feed and a minute feed, so when using a minute chart you need to be sure all the ticks are present or the profile is false)
* Added VolumeAndDelta , and Delta paint modes
* Added the possibility to plot last daily profiles on right side of the screen
* Hotkeyed horizontal offset to move the profile
* UpDownTick uses Ninja tick files, BidAsk mode automatically records a GomFile
On the Order Flow
* Works on NT8 & Sierra
* More cell plotting options (numbers and histograms and delta based color hue)
* Autosizing to always show readable values, automatic font sizing
* Unfinished auctions and POCs
* Plots naked unfinished auctions and POCs with history
* Diagonal/Horizontal imbalances with specific coloring/sizing
* Plots of S/R zones based on consecutive imbalances and history
* Customizable hotkeys
for new users of footprint (volume ladder) charts, some of the features may be a little overwhelming or difficult to understand. so hopefully a brief explanation will help. in most cases I used the original description from market delta:
- delta
displays the cumulative (net) delta for the entire bar. It is cumulative for the entire bar
- total volume
displays the total volume that occurred for each bar. It is cumulative for the entire bar
- unfinished auction
An “unfinished auction”, sometimes called “unfinished business”, is the term used to describe when the extreme price for a bar (either high, low, or both) has both buy AND sell volume
- poc
displays the highest volume at a specific price for this specific column
- min delta
displays the lowest overall delta value achieved for the entire bar. It is cumulative for the entire bar
- max delta
displays the highest overall delta value achieved for the entire bar. It is cumulative for the entire bar
- delta finish
This is the pullback of delta from it's last high or low. If Delta last bounced off it's high before completing bar, the finish will be negative (or zero). If Delta last bounced off it's low before completing bar, the finish will be positive (or zero)
- cot high
cumulates the delta (ask volume minus bid volume) in the bar tick after tick (trade after trade). But it is reset to 0 on the tick which is either a higher high (within the bar) or a repeat of the former high of the bar
- cot low
cumulates the delta (ask volume minus bid volume) in the bar tick after tick (trade after trade). But it is reset to 0 on the tick which is either a lower low (within the bar) or a repeat of the former low of the bar
the cot calculations are a little different from the original gom volume ladder. now we have a standardized definition, showing the same data on all platforms.
I tried to show/explain the cot from the original gom volume ladder here: