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can you let know most expensive and advanced order flow tool just for my information purpose.

Hi!
I guess Bookmap is the thing, if you're trading CME futures (NQ / ES / ...), but I don't have much experience with others. Bookmap is showing the full order book.
I used IRT and also NT8, but Bookmap seems to be unique, with clear charts.

The cost is for Bookmap + Rythmic data, and adding the (expensive) MBO indicator is a plus. The MBO indicator is showing how many stoploss orders and iceberg orders have been triggered, which gives you information that not many retail traders have.

thank you

Deetee 

Hi! I guess Bookmap is the thing, if you're trading CME futures (NQ / ES / ...), but I don't have much experience with others. Bookmap is showing the full order book. I used IRT and also NT8, but Bookmap seems to be unique, with clear charts. The cost is for Bookmap + Rythmic data, and adding the (expensive) MBO indicator is a plus. The MBO indicator is showing how many stoploss orders and iceberg orders have been triggered, which gives you information that not many retail traders have.

how does the MBO indicator help you in you re trading ? i would agree most retail traders do not have it. do you think that information is a game changer .

For me the MBO indicator is not a game changer. I don't have a full focus on this indicator; maybe not so smart considering the montly fee for the MBO indicators (although I got it some months ago for half the price). I'm currently more focussed on other stuff.

There are setups using the SI indicator (Stoploss/Icebergs). For instance, when many stops are hit and bought (or sold) by icebergs, it's common for price to reverse for at least a short term of time. These are low risk trades as the SL to use is pretty tight.

For me Bookmap is a game changer.