MarketDelta - ADVANCED trading software and Footprint Charts - Market Delta Broker

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MarketDelta Cloud

• Live and paper trading
• Server side Bracket Orders and OCO (Order Cancel Other) Orders
• Advanced HTML5 charting
• 80+ indicators, including volume profile
• 50+ drawing tools
• Never lose anything; always backed up
• Access on all devices and computers
• Real time and historical data

FOOTPRINT® PROFILE

The Footprint® Profile will clearly show which prices are experiencing more volume through the shape of the bar and show who is being more aggressive by using color at each price. The color is associated with the delta (net buying/selling) at each price.

Understand where high and low volume is occurring and if the aggressive buyers or aggressive sellers are in control. Tracks volume with price to produce a multi-dimensional display for quicker identification of changes in the underlying market.

Spot Pivot Points With Greater Accuracy – The primary characteristic of the Footprint® is to provide greater detail of underlying market dynamics.

View Footprint® Profiles in any time frame you choose. Short or long term.

Gain Confidence – By knowing where a majority of volume is trading within the bar, it is clear where other traders are finding value and executing trades.

Get On The Correct Side Of The Market – Volume is crucial in determining price strength at every price level, but especially at potential support & resistance and other turning points in the market. This chart will provide the best possible way of gauging these points in a short term time frame.

When the markets are noisy and range bound, this chart will reflect it by having normally distributed bars.

Add a Volume Breakdown Indicator to the bottom of the chart to plot delta and keep pulse of the underlying strength of each bar. This is a great method for observing market psychology in real time!

Each Footprint combines price, volume and delta to act as a thermometer of price strength and then alerting through color and shape.

BENEFITS Track Order Flow – Combining price with total volume and bid / ask volume creates unprecedented accuracy for short term price rotations Multiple Chart Types – Time, tick count, volume bars, range bars, change bars, tick reversal (point & figure) are all available Execute with Greater Precision – Time your entries & exits with much greater precision

Tracks volume with price to produce a multi-dimensional display Gain Confidence – Follow and better understand order flow to the bid and ask Each Footprint combines price and volume to act as a thermometer of price strength and then alerting through color Filters The Noise – See Inside the price bar for clues to whether price is strengthening or weakening

Vertical Volume Distribution With Delta – Allow volume and directional order flow to provide clues to price direction Tracks volume with price to produce a multi-dimensional display for better interpretation of underlying market dynamics Momentum Driven Market – Momentum is a direct result of price activity, which leads to creation of volume

MarketDelta Glossary & Resources

Glossary | Terms and phrases used in the professional trading community.

Order types | Order names used to execute trades in the industry.

Aggressive buyers | Orders that come into the market at the offer.  This is done with a buy market order where the trader goes and lifts the offer.

Aggressive sellers | Orders that come into the market on the bid.  This is done with a sell market order where the trader goes and hits the bid.

Asset Allocation | When traders/investors get out of stocks, for fear, and into something safer like treasuries [bonds/notes].  Also, the opposite- when they sell bonds they reallocate into stocks.

Bears | Trader that anticipate a markets price will move lower.

Break or Breaking | A markets price moving lower.

Bulls | Traders that anticipate a markets price will mover higher.

Buy Stops Above | Buy orders above a price area of where a market is currently trading, usually market orders. These have accumulated enough to get the market to increase tempo and prices can rally quickly to the upside.

Bid Bid | When a market upticks or rallies by 2 tics and the current offer goes bid and the next offer goes bid.

Chop | Constant range consolidation and without direction.  No follow through.

Divergence | When markets, that generally relate, start to pull apart, i.e., when one market that often correlates to another market starts to decouple.

Edge Alert Levels | These are support and resistance levels that are members only access.  These zones are areas that a market will go to and usually rotate out of that can be used has a place to cover or initiate a position.  These areas are where you should expect to see battle grounds or “lines in the sand.”

First Push, Second Push | A market rallies, for example, rotates or retraces lower then pushes back at or near the high of the previous rally. . . that would be the first push or test of that extreme.

First Move, Second Move | Slightly different than a push, whereas, a market rallies then retraces enough away from the high of that move then rallies all the way back to test it again in a second move altogether.

Heavy | A market that’s heavy has a probability of weakening as longs are accumulating and getting trapped.

Higher Highs | When a markets price trades through or above a previous day high or swing high.

Hold the bid | When a market keeps the bid and sellers can’t seem to take it offered or when they do, it comes back bid.

Hold the offer |  When the market stays offered and the buyers can’t seem to take it bid.  When they do it goes back offer.

In the Market | Generally speaking, when someone has an open position, long/short.

Inverse Relationships | Two markets that act or react opposite.  When one goes up the other goes down.

Long | A position where a trader buys first, anticipating a markets price will move up.

Line in the Sand | These are anticipated areas where other traders may be trapped from, longs trapped would create a resistance level above the markets current price.  Trapped shorts would create support, below where the markets current price.  Also,these are battle grounds where buyers (bulls) and sellers (bears) will most likely defend. Another phrase for support and resistance.

Liquidity | A dimension of volume measuring the amount of traders willing to take risk in that particular market.

Lower Lows | When a markets price moves through or below a previous day low or swing low.

Offer Offer | When a market down ticks by 2 ticks and the current bid goes offer and the bid below that goes offer.

Puke or to Puke | Getting out of a losing position – Buying it to cover a short or selling to cover a long position.

Rally | A market moving higher.

Retracement | A move in a markets price that was counter to the previous move.

Rotation | When a market curls over or hooks.  It moves counter to the previous move.  Also, a smaller version of a retracement.

Scalping | A trader who takes several dozens, in fact, hundreds of trades/positions taken a day, looking for small winners, small losers, and many scratches.

Scratch | Break even or getting out at some price you got in.

Sell Stops Below | Sell orders below where the markets price is currently trading, can increase tempo and cause prices to move lower.

Short | A position where a trader sells first, anticipating a markets price will go down.

Short in the Hole | Typically a “short” position at or near the lows of a move or low of the day.

Spoos | Slang for S&P E-mini (ES)

Stuck Shorts | Trapped sellers usually shorter-term traders that have to cover (buy). Markets price is higher than where they opened the position.

Stuck Longs | Trapped buyers usually shorter-term traders that have to cover (sell).  Markets price is lower than where they opened the position.

Supply coming in/out | Influx of trades being closed or opened in a certain area.

Volume | Number of contracts that trade or get transacted.

Volume being let out | A price or area of prices where there’s more volume accumulating than normal.

10 Year | 10 year notes or ZN.

30 Year | 30 year Bonds or ZB.