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Explore CHART view types of bell order flow-pro nt8

Bid/Ask Order flow Bid/Ask view 6075 was traded when price was at 10828 it was the Bid rate,2025 traded at 1028 it was Ask rate Bid / Ask Order flow- Displays the number of shares or contracts or lots that traded on the bid price and the number of shares or contracts that traded at the ask price in real time depending on the time frame. As the bid and ask change with price, the Bid / Ask bell Order flow adjusts accordingly. They display as (cumulative BID traded volume / cumulative ASK traded volume). (Note:BID/ASK view ‘ / ' just used as a spacer and not a mathematical calculation. Red order flow means more seller in market trading at BID rate Green order flow means more Buyers in market trading at ASK rate

Bid/Ask Imbalance Order flow Bid/Ask Imbalance view Bid / Ask Order flow- Displays the number of shares or contracts or lots that traded on the bid price and the number of shares or contracts that traded at the ask price in real time depending on the time frame. They display as (cumulative BID traded volume / cumulative ASK traded volume). Each Order flow is shaded according to the imbalance value set ,If BID is 3 times(Default settings) heavier the ASK , then only bid order flow background box colour will be red, same holds good in case of ASK being 3 times heavier. Note:BID/ASK view ‘ / ' just used as a spacer and not a mathematical calculation.BID/ASK is always referred diagonally opposite sides of the order flow ladder 2550 BID was 3times greater than 225 ASK rate so only red background shade is seen. 34275 ASK was 3times greater than 3375 BID rate so only green background shade is seen.

Cluster of selling at these price levels Delta Orderflow Delta view Cluster of selling at these price levels Delta bell Order flow ,Displays a positive or negative number. A negative delta value represents aggressive selling. Specifically, it represents how many more shares/contracts were sold on the bid versus when that price was the ask. A positive delta value represents aggressive buying. Specifically it represents how many more shares/contracts were bought at the ask (offer) versus when the price was the bid. Delta is the term we use to describe the net difference between the quantity traded on the ask versus the quantity traded on the bid. Delta bell Order flow  is used to give a measurement of buying and selling pressure at each traded price in real time. It also helps to quantify who, buyer or seller, is more aggressive (in turn producing pressure) as price fluctuates. Values in bell order flow Delta represents Net buyers or sellers volume We can clearly make out there was more selling pressure as there were more sellers in this bar Huge Selling at 17480

Delta Percentage Delta Percentage View The Delta Percent bell Order flow - Shows the percentage of volume that occurred on the dominant side of trading. It is essentially showing a ratio of bid traded volume and ask traded volume but only showing the % of volume that occurred on the most dominant side of the market. For instance, if the bell Order flow  is green (in the graphic below) then it had a positive delta and the number shown represents the % of volume that occurred at the ask price for that particular bell Order flow . If the bell Order flow is red then it had a negative delta and the number shown represents the % of volume that occurred at the bid price for that particular bell Order flow . The number within each order flow represents percentage of volume from the dominated side of market.So a green 100 represents 100% volumes was traded at the Ask price due to aggressive buyers. Red order flow shows more aggressive selling Green order flow shows more aggressive buying

Graduated Volume Order flow Graduated Volume View Volume Order flow - Displays the total volume traded at each price, regardless of whether it was bid or ask. This is helpful in showing where large volume occurs. The calculation would be the bid traded volume + the ask traded volume = Volume Order flow . Using the Bid / Ask Order flow  example 70 /161 Volume Order flow would be 231. This will never be a negative number because it is the sum of traded volume. Each Order flow is shaded according to the level of volume. The heavier the volume, the lighter the bell Order flow . The number within each order flow represents Total volume traded at that price for the particular time frame applied. The red out lined order flow represents highest volume of the price bar

Delta coloured Volume Order flow Delta coloured View Displays the total volume traded at each price, regardless of whether it was bid or ask. This is helpful in showing where large volume occurs. The calculation would be the bid traded volume + the ask traded volume = Volume Order flow . Using the Bid / Ask Order flow  example 70 /161 Volume Order flow would be 231. This will never be a negative number because it is the sum of traded volume. The only difference when compared with graduated volume order flow view is in delta coloured view each Order flow has background colours (shaded) according to positive or negative Delta. The number within each order flow represents Total volume traded at that price for the particular time frame applied. The red out lined order flow represents highest volume of the price bar

High/Low Volume Order flow High/Low Volume View Displays the total volume traded at each price, regardless of whether it was bid or ask. This is helpful in showing where large volume occurs. The calculation would be the bid traded volume + the ask traded volume = Volume Order flow . Using the Bid / Ask Order flow  example 70 /161 Volume Order flow would be 231. This will never be a negative number because it is the sum of traded volume. The only difference when compared with other volume order flow view’s is in high/low volume only the higher & lower has background colours (shaded) The number within each order flow represents Total volume traded at that price for the particular time frame applied. The red out lined order flow represents highest volume of the price bar