Before New York opens: a three-step routine for NQ and ES
Enter today's gamma levels, mark the volume references and find price on the week's map. Three indicators, one routine for NQ/MNQ or ES/MES before New York opens.
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Nasdaq and index futures
For anyone trading NQ/MNQ or ES/MES who wants to reach every session knowing where to look. The guides set up the chart before the New York open and add a clock that shows how much each 90-minute quarter usually moves, so you can see which of your levels sit within its usual move. Then come more layers: the day's percentage targets, its average range, open imbalance zones and a Nasdaq buy-stop plan.
Gamma, VWAP and weekly levels: sort them with a 90-minute clock
Hold your gamma, VWAP and weekly levels up to a 90-minute clock and see which sit within the current quarter's usual move and which would take more.
Read articleDoes the next daily target fit in a normal 90 minutes?
Compare the distance to the next daily target with the usual move of the current 90-minute quarter on index futures.
Read articleNasdaq futures are falling: what to check before a buy stop triggers
With Nasdaq futures falling, three PulseFlow indicators answer three questions: do moves tend to stretch today, how far has price fallen, and where would a buy enter and exit?
Read articleIs that zone close? Measure it against the day and the 90-minute quarter
A distance that looks short for the day can be long for the current 90-minute quarter. Here is how to read both yardsticks, and the open zones, on an index futures chart.
Read articleIntraday reversals and order flow
For day traders and scalpers who want more than a candle to go on at the key moment: is the move running out of steam, has the breakout failed, who is in control at the level? The first two guides read candles and volume and include the experimental FlowRev 2.1; the last two read footprint data, which needs TradingView Premium or Ultimate.
Two reversal marks in one session: what sets them apart?
Read each reversal mark against the levels volume left behind, the zones still open and the day's average range. Three PulseFlow indicators.
Read articlePrice far from VWAP: is the move ending or only halfway through?
Distance and pressure on one intraday chart: how stretched price is from VWAP, whether a warning of exhaustion appears and whether the turn is confirmed.
Read articlePrice breaks yesterday's high. Who is really pushing, and what if it fails?
A failed breakout at yesterday's high or low: see who controlled the test of the level and whether the failure earns a reference plan. Two PulseFlow indicators for 1 to 4 minute charts.
Read articleA long wick on the daily chart: read it again when price comes back
One level, read from the daily chart down to intraday with two PulseFlow indicators: first the daily candle's footprint, then who dominates when price returns there.
Read articleDaily and weekly swing trading
For traders who want the bigger picture behind each swing. The indicators show the trend from daily to monthly, the swings themselves and the mood of the Bitcoin cycle. They also add RSI divergences, how far price has stretched and absorption inside the candle, read from footprint data that needs TradingView Premium or Ultimate.
Price broke the last swing low: pullback or end of the trend?
A broken swing low can be a dip or a turn. Read the swings on your chart next to the daily, weekly and monthly trend, with two PulseFlow indicators.
Read articleIs your RSI divergence fighting a strong trend?
A divergence suggests momentum may be changing. See it on one chart with the swings around it and the trend it would have to turn, with three PulseFlow indicators.
Read articleIs Bitcoin's fever breaking? Read the crowd and the price on one chart
One indicator reads the mood of the Bitcoin cycle; the other measures how far price has run from its average. Together, they show when a hot crowd meets a stretched price.
Read articlePrice is stretched on the weekly chart. What happened inside the candle?
Two PulseFlow indicators on one daily or weekly chart: one marks when a stretched price starts to come back, the other where a push was absorbed and whether the next candle confirmed it.
Read articleStarter kit
For beginners and anyone taking their first steps with PulseFlow. These guides cover the trend and its swings, VWAP levels, the week's map, a routine before the New York open and the 90-minute clock for index futures. Keep the layers that answer your own questions and leave the rest off the chart. Some guides combine three or four on one chart, more than TradingView's free Basic plan allows, and explain how to work in pairs instead.
Price broke the last swing low: pullback or end of the trend?
A broken swing low can be a dip or a turn. Read the swings on your chart next to the daily, weekly and monthly trend, with two PulseFlow indicators.
Read articleDoes price turn at last week's VWAP? Test it on your own chart
Count where this week's swing highs and lows form against last week's and yesterday's VWAP, and find out whether those levels deserve a place on your chart.
Read articleFour questions to ask before you trade, and an indicator for each
Four PulseFlow indicators, one question each: trend, the week, volume and swings. How to read them in order, and how to fit them on your TradingView plan.
Read articleBefore New York opens: a three-step routine for NQ and ES
Enter today's gamma levels, mark the volume references and find price on the week's map. Three indicators, one routine for NQ/MNQ or ES/MES before New York opens.
Read articleGamma, VWAP and weekly levels: sort them with a 90-minute clock
Hold your gamma, VWAP and weekly levels up to a 90-minute clock and see which sit within the current quarter's usual move and which would take more.
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