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Orderflows Pulse NT8

Introducing The Orderflows Pulse

Take your trading plan to new levels of success with the Orderflows Pulse Analysis indicator, a unique combination of Order Flow, Delta, Point Of Control, Imbalances, Volume, Price Action and Swing Analysis.





Today's markets are faster than ever. By the time you think you have found a reversal or trend, it's too late. Profit potential has diminished, and you might soon be on the losing side. In these fast markets, if you intend to win, you can not afford to lag behind.

Most traders lose by acting on late signals. The tired old systems based on ancient concepts are failing one after the other. The old moving average crossover, RSI, MACD, price pattern systems just won't cut it in today's dynamic markets. Their favorite indicators of years past seriously lag behind market activity. The good news is there is a window of opportunity for smart traders who know how to eliminate lag by reading the order flow and basing their trading on what is happening RIGHT NOW.

Only order flow analysis allows the trader the ability to move in and out of the market based on what is happening in the present and not the past. Creating order flow based indicators is no trivial task. The Orderflows Pulse indicator took over 6 months in development to get it right.An expert tool that does the analysis for you. Why waste time trying to learn and apply order flow analysis to your chart? The Orderflows Pulse automatically reads and analyzes the order flow based on seven different order flow (Order Flow, Delta, Point Of Control, Imbalances, Volume, Price Action and Swing Analysis) variables and when conditions are met it clearly indicates it on your chart.





The Orderflows Pulse indicator works on Orderflows Trader order flow charts as well as regular bar and candlestick charts. So you don't have to abandon your existing chart that you already use.

As you can see below, the Orderflows Pulse works on just about any chart type from minute based charts to volume based charts to tick based charts. Personally, I use range based charts and minute based charts.

All these charts are from the same day with the same settings. Most vendors will show you a chart with the settings optimized for that particular chart. But I like to show you how it looks on different chart types with the exact same settings.