Ninjatrader - Sidi Footprint - Big Lot
In this detailed tutorial, I explain the Big Lot functions of the SidiFootprint Indicator:
📊 Basics:
Definition of Big Lots (large individual orders)
Difference from cumulative volume
🎨 Display Options:
Bubbles, text, or both
Color distinction between buy and sell orders
Size adjustment of bubbles based on order volume
⚙️ Configuration Possibilities:
Adjustable minimum volume filter
Customizable colors and text formats
Scalable bubble size
📈 Trading Relevance:
Identification of large institutional orders
Analysis of market reactions to big lots
Potential entry points for trades
🔢 Practical Example:
Analysis of 500-contract orders in the market
Interpretation of market movements after big lots
👉 Next Steps:
Explanation of Statistics functions in the following video
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