Ninjatrader - Sidi Footprint- Market Memory Zones
In this exclusive tutorial, I introduce the unique Market Memory Zones (MMZ) function of the SidiFootprint Indicator:
🔍 MMZ Basics:
Proprietary development for identifying strong market reactions
Based on POC position within candle shadows
⚙️ Configuration Options:
Minimum bar volume and bar duration
Max wick index and zone validity period
POC location (shadow or body)
Coherent or divergent POC setting
🎨 Display Options:
Customizable visual settings
Zone transfer to next trading session
📊 Application Areas:
Particularly useful for footprint and zone traders
Suitable for various chart types (tick, uni-renko, etc.)
🔄 Special Features:
"Break Zone at Same Price" option
Flexibly adjustable filtering options
👉 Next Steps:
Explanation of the Volume Profile on the right side of the chart in the following video
Our support team is available for further questions.
#SidiFootprint #NinjaTrader #MarketMemoryZones #OrderFlow #TradingTools #TwinPeaks #FootprintTrading
http://tpte.de/sidi-tools-licensing
---
Risk Disclaimer: The strategies presented in this video are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an offer, advertisement, or recommendation to buy or sell futures, currencies, or other securities or financial products. By using this information, you accept that the publisher assumes no liability, even though all information has been prepared with the utmost care and to the best of our knowledge and belief. No form of investment advice is provided through the information presented and made available here. Trading in financial products, specifically futures, currencies, stocks, and options, involves high risks, including the risk of total loss. Only trade if you understand and can bear the potential losses. If you use the methods presented here for your own trading, you bear sole and full responsibility. If you wish to receive investment advice or related services, please contact a state-licensed financial advisor. Profits and losses resulting from the videos always refer to past actions and therefore do not guarantee future profits. Financial markets are constantly evolving and changing, and trading decisions must be continuously adapted to these changes.
