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Orderflows Trader 7.0 For NinjaTrader 8

The Future Of Order Flow Trading Is Here…And Orderflows Brings It To You First!
When It’s About Your Trading – Don’t Rely On Guesswork Or Your Intuition…
Orderflows Trader 7.0 Is The Most Robust Order Flow Trading Software On The Market Designed By A Trader For Traders.
New Order Flow Tools
Orderflows Trader 7.0 is a major upgrade in terms of functionality as well as analytics. There are 13 new order flow analysis tools & improvements to help you understand the order flow: Accumulation/Distribution, Open POC, Aligned POCs, Orderflows Gaps, Imbalance Reload, Volume Decline, POC Wave, Delta Tail, Resting Liquidity, Vertical Liquidity, Delta Breakout, Retail Suck, Price Action Divergence. These tools are hard-coded into the Orderflows Trader 7.0, there is no additional cost or software to add on.
Standard Order Flow Tools
In addition to the new order flow analysis tools listed above, you will also get our existing standard order flow analysis tools that came with the earlier versions of Orderflows Trader: Market Sweep Detector, Market Weakness Detector, Orderflows Sequencing, POC Slingshot, Value Area, Value Area – EVA, and Inverse Imbalance, Orderflows Delta Divergence, Exhaustion Print, Imbalance Reversal, Zero Prints, Volume Profile, Stacked Imbalance, Multiple Imbalance, Unfinished Business, Prominent Point of Control, Orderflows Ratio. Other software companies have copied our tools and pawned them off as their own, but don’t show you how to use them because they just don’t understand how to use them. What is the point? If you have tools to analyze the order flow, you also need to learn how to apply them. I show you how to use all these tools in your everyday trading.
New Order Flow Tools
My name is Michael Valtos and since 1994 I have been trading for banks (JP Morgan and Commerzbank) as well commodity trading houses (Cargill and EDF Man) and for myself. While trading for the investment banks I learned how to get information out of the market and how to trade off that information into a profitable position; when there is an opportunity to earn a significant return relative to risk you get into a position. While trading at commodity trading houses I learned to think how commercial end-users think; you are always in a position just by being in that business whether or not you chose to hedge a position in the futures market. While trading for myself I learned to take low risk high return trades; I do not try and capture every random move in the market. What I look for is what I call “Stress Free Trades” which to me are low risk entries that have high profit potential. I have enough stress in my life I don’t want trading to add to it.
A simple, pragmatic approach to trading…

I created Orderflows software which runs on the Ninjatrader platform and combines charting and order flow in a dynamic, real-time way that allows the trader to view the market’s evolving and changing state. Its primary benefit rests in its unique ability to see a clearly who is in control of the market based on market generated information as it happens. If you have ever sat and watched the market trade for an extended period of time you start to see how orders are filled in the market and their impact on market direction. There are aggressive traders and there are passive traders. When you know how to tell the difference between the two types, then you can understand where the direction of the market.

Focusing on order flow changes everything! It is a better way of trading than the popular systems of indicators and messy indecipherable charts. Nothing could be simpler. No need for all those cluttered charts. Stop using charts cluttered with indicators. They are not helping you. They are cluttering up your decision-making process. They don’t even give you current market conditions.

Order flow  is not a trading system by itself.  Rather the order flow is the analysis of orders being traded as they flow into the market. The Orderflows Trader is software that allows the trader to see what is happening in the market in real-time giving an x-ray view into the market so the trader can see what exactly is happening as it happens. Once a trader understands what is happening in the present, the trader is able to make better decisions about what might happen in the future.

If the market did the same thing every day, trading would be simple. Think about it, a moving average trading system will generate nice profits in a trending market. But what happens in a sideways market? Traders often give back all their profits and then some because they don’t understand that conditions in the market have changed. They just continue doing the same thing that made them money in the past.

Not being able to notice a change in market conditions is what destroys many traders. They think they have come up with a “Holy Grail” trading system that turns the market into their own personal ATM cash machine. But most Holy Grail systems are destined to self-destruct because it is not flexible to market conditions.

If an inflexible Holy Grail system will blow up so will an inflexible trader.

A trader must react and automatically adjust and compensate for changes in market conditions. Flexibility is key. Order flow tells you the market’s underlying currents. You know that there are days when the market wants to run in one direction and days when the market just wants to rotate back and forth.

In a rotational market, traders sell every rally and buy every dip. This works well until the market starts trending. But a bell doesn’t go off and the market doesn’t announce “I am going to start trending now.” It just does it. Traders selling every rally get caught offside and contribute to the rally even more while covering their losses. Then what happens? Market conditions change again and the market starts rotating again. And again, no bells or whistles or announcements to announce this change in market condition. But order flow traders don’t need announcements as they are in sync with what the market is doing and how it is doing it.

Think of it! No Calculus. No Lagging Indicators. No Moving Anythings! Orderflows Trader 7.0 offers you a logical, straightforward approach to analyzing the markets that could dramatically improve your trading!

A properly constructed chart consists of volume and price factors, that when combined produce easily identifiable order flow patterns that will help you trade with reasonable accuracy. Additionally, a successful trading plan and money management are better applied when a trader is working with a better-designed chart.

With the Orderflows Trader 7.0 you will now be able to decode order flow sequences and how to read them like institutional traders do. You have real-time intelligence that is unlimited. You will now have invaluable order flow intel that impacts the market before price even starts moving. You will be ahead of you retail trading competition which gives you a tremendous edge in the market. You will be trading alongside the big institutional traders who are one, two and three steps ahead of the small retail traders.

Most traders are weak on analyzing the present and you have to trade in the present, you still have to get in and get out in real time. So it makes sense to analyze the present as good as you can to qualify better trade locations and most importantly, near-term support.

At first, an Orderflows Trader chart looks a little bit overwhelming, but it’s really very simple to use. You will soon realize that the Orderflows Trader chart is the most important chart you will ever use.

 

What Makes Orderflows Trader 7.0
Such A Game Changer For Traders?
Many of Orderflows Trader 7.0’s incredible features
are proprietary and “first-to-market”!
32 Plottable Order Flow Analysis Indicators.
Additionally, there are exclusive order flow delta analytics in Orderflows Trader to expose the underlying mechanics no one else sees.
Take A Look…
The Orderflows Trader allows you to organize data in a way that reveals consistent and predictable market behavior…!

The key elements of Orderflows Trader software are traded price, traded bid volume, traded ask volume over a range, volume or time period. When these elements are displayed in a chart, traders will be able to identify the market’s areas of strength and weakness. Every market moves up or down based on the interaction between supply and demand. Traditional charting techniques or analysis do not accurately allow you to analyze, understand and interpret the fighting forces of supply and demand. Orderflows allow you to dissect the supply and demand balance in real time as it is happening. You will understand which side is in control and be prepared to respond when it changes.

Order flow trading is a universal method of analysis that can be combined with just about any technical study. Technical indicators are based on complicated calculations to manipulate past price activity tend to mask the reality of what is happening in the market. Order flow goes right to the roots of what is happening now and lets you exploit that information for your benefit.

There are basically two types of traders in the market: the big guys and the small guys. You can replace those terms with names such as “Smart Money” and “Dumb Money” or “Institutional Traders” and “Retail Traders.” You often hear people say “follow the smart money.” Well, it sounds simple, but how can you figure out what the smart money is doing by looking at a normal bar chart? You can’t. Order flow makes it very easy for you to determine which side is doing what at that moment by breaking down the volume that is actually being traded in the market.

The real power of Orderflows is that it identifies “hidden” trade locations that can’t be seen using traditional charting techniques. We built our own tools in order to process the order flow as it happens to help find the hidden trade opportunities within a bar. Nothing is more visual and reflects true market sentiment better than the Orderflows chart.

 

View Order Flow Through Different Views!
Within the Orderflows Trader 7.0 you have your choice of 4 different volume footprint charts:
1. Bid/Ask – This is the standard footprint chart that shows the volume traded on the bid and the volume traded on the offer. The most common form of order flow chart.
2. Delta – View the delta (difference between the volume traded on the bid versus the volume traded on the offer) horizontally. This view allows you to focus on the aggressive trading occurring in the market. The volume traded on the bid side versus the volume traded on the offer side at a price, NOT the two-way auction. This is delta at price.
3. Volume – A different way to view a chart. Shows the total volume at price at each level. The price level with the most volume in the bar is the POC.
4. Diagonal Delta – Plot the delta on your footprint chart based on the two-way auction, the bid versus the offer.
While the Bid/Ask chart is the most common order flow chart used. You have additional choices of viewing what market participants are doing in the market. Traders are finding edges through the order flow delta charts because they are able to pinpoint what the big aggressive institutional traders are doing in the market at any given moment.
Order Flow Gives You An Edge…

Without a doubt, order flow analysis gives you an edge over other traders. While other traders are looking at price bars or candlestick bars with just open, high, low and close, the order flow chart lets you look inside a bar to see when there is aggressive buying or selling taking place while the bar is forming. You can literally be making trading decisions while the bar is forming, thus putting you ahead of other traders who don’t yet realize what is happening in the market.

With order flow you can literally see market generated information that is impacting the market before price even starts to move. The markets trade in real time and most traders are very weak in analyzing the present market conditions. You have to trade in the present, you got to get in and get out in real time. So it just makes sense to analyze the present market conditions as best as you can to find better trade locations as well as near term support and resistance levels.

 

It Is Up To You To Take The Edge! 
Orderflows Trader 7.0 Is Coded With 13 NEW & Powerful Order Flow Analysis Tools!
1. Accumulation/Distribution
The Accumulation/Distribution tool analyzes the order flow in a bar to determine if there is Accumulation (Bullish) or Distribution (Bearish) order flow being traded in a bar. There is an extra filter called “Passive Traders In Control” that finds instances when strong bidders (bullish) or offers (bearish) are present in the Accumulation or Distribution that is taking place. Too often traders get lost in the numbers of the footprint chart. The Accumulation/Distribution tool takes the headache away and shows you when important order flow is trading.
2. Open POC
POC is the price level in the bar with the most volume. When volume start to lead price higher or lower that is a good sign of a strong move. When an Open POC occurs there is usually a move just beginning. If you know a move is just beginning to start you can get it with tighter stops and more upside potential. Healthy moves have healthy volume and when volume moves in the direction of the move, those are some of the best trades to take.
3. Aligned POCs
When Aligned POCs occur it is a sign of a market balancing. POC is the price level in the bar with the most volume and if consecutive bars are trading the same price level, that is a sign that traders are happy to transact at that level. The market has found a fair price. Ok, that’s wonderful. So what? Well, as a trader you need to anticipate what can happen next based on the information the market is giving you. If you know the market was balanced for a couple of bars, then you want to get ready for when the market goes out of balance, because that is when the moves happen.
4. Orderflows Gaps
Orderflows Gaps represent a divergence between price and value caused by shifting sentiment and speculative order flow. Spotting them early is key and now you can. Identifying when these Orderflows Gaps emerge allows traders to spot mispricing and speculation-driven moves. Analyzing the accompanying order flow allows you to determine whether the gap is justified and likely to revert back towards fair value.
5. Imbalance Reload
When traders look at imbalances, they often only look at imbalances in a bar. The Imbalance Reload looks at imbalances spread out over consecutive bars. When you see buying imbalances or selling imbalances coming in at the same level over consecutive bars it is a sign of strong directional aggressive trading. If there is strong aggressive trading taking place at a price level over consecutive bars you know there is a trader who is trying to trade size without moving the market.
6. Volume Decline
A Volume Decline is a sign of the market moving away from levels because of lack of interest at those higher or lower levels by traders. Bullish Volume Declines occur at bottoms of green-up candles or the top of red-down candles. It is a form of price rejection. Once you know a price level is being rejected then you can be more confident and accurate in the near term direction of the market.
7. POC Wave
POC Wave is a 3-bar POC setup that is great for identifying potential market turning points. What happens in a POC Wave is the market is a little tentative to move one way or the other, then it makes a fake breakout or breakdown, and then reverses and trends.
8. Delta Tail
A Delta Tail is one of my favorite Delta trade setups. I first wrote about it in 2018. It shows absorption in an individual bar which often has an effect on the next few bars. If you know there is absorption present you can take advantage of what follows, which is often a short term move away from that absorption level.
9. Resting Liquidity
Resting Liquidity is big, strong passive bids and offers in the market that trade which can often act as support or resistance. Being able to identify when Resting Liquidity is trading is very helpful in determining what is taking place in the market. There are different ways to look at Resting Liquidity, does it hold or does it fail? It is from there that you get a clear picture of market direction.
10. Vertical Liquidity
Vertical Liquidity occurs when there is heavier than normal volume being traded on the bid or offer over consecutive levels. Big traders don’t just come in an place their entire order at one price level, they break it up into smaller child orders and layer it into the order book. When it trades out that leaves a footprint on the chart that a big order was here and traded against, which as a trader, once you know identify that big order you can then see how the market reacted to it.
11. Delta Breakout
Delta Breakout occurs when Delta grows either positively or negatively. Delta is the difference between aggressive buyers and aggressive sellers in a bar. When you start to look at Delta not just in the bar itself, but start comparing it to surrounding bars you start to get a clearer picture of how aggressive the aggressive traders really are. Are they trading as per normal or are they getting overly aggressive. When they are overly aggressive, that often can be the start of a big move.
12. Retail Suck
Retail Suck is sign of absorption as traders are being “sucked” in by strong passive traders. We know that the retail trading public is usually on the wrong side of the market. So when you are able to identify when they are active in the market, it can give you great insight of areas to trade. Who do you think is on the other side of their trades? It is often the big institutions or market makers that are the ones who are generally correct.
13. Price Action Divergence
Price Action Divergence occurs when Price and Delta in a bar diverge. Normally when price is going up the bar positive delta and when price is trading lower the bar has negative delta. But what happens when the price is going up but the bar has negative delta? What does that mean? Or when a price goes lower and the bar has positive delta? These are early signs of supply and demand coming into the market. Knowing when this is taking place will give you insight into the supply and demand situation in the market.
Orderflows Trader 7.0 Still Has ALL The Order Flow Analysis Tools From The Previous Version Of Orderflows Trader…
14. Delta/Volume Extreme
This will highlight the Delta/Volume field either CYAN for extreme bullish delta or Magenta for extreme bearish delta. This is a measure of Delta/Volume (bar delta divided by bar volume). Default is 25% which means if the bar’s delta is greater than 25% of the bar’s volume it is a sign of strong aggressiveness. If the Delta field is green or red, i

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