LEDGER Heatmap

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LEDGER HEATMAP INDICATOR

LEDGER Heatmap from bestorderflow.com is the only heatmap that works on the high-volatility NY open and does not freeze, unlike all others.

LEDGER Heatmap liquidity visualisation indicator is 10 times faster on the performance tests, and more advanced than any other known heatmap.

What is Advanced LEDGER Heatmap:
LEDGER Heatmap displays historical records of passive resting limited orders, represented by time and colors.

The best for trading options, futures, and stocks. The Ledger heatmap visualises market depth data for level 2 passive limit orders on the order book. Used for Complete Order Flow trading by swing traders, day traders, and scalpers for precision entries. Designed to display the liquidity volume of an asset by color range. Support the evaluation of trading prop firms and master trading on proprietary firms and trading desk accounts. Ledger Heatmap is fully integrated with Footprint and Market By Order (mbo) indicator on the same chart.

LEDGER Heatmap displays liquidity and helps identify the strength of support and resistance price levels and zones.

LEDGER Heatmap can be traded on any timeframe, including milliseconds, seconds, minutes, and hours, unlike some other old-coded heatmaps, such as Bookmap.

Heatmap filters help to display immediate liquidity magnets for scalping and precision entries.

There is a lot of noise and insignificant volume orders on the ES that create a "tunnel" effect, which is impossible to remove on the Bookmap.

Now you can easily remove unwanted Market Maker noise using advanced filters in our Ledger Heatmap. This is an advanced feature not available on any other Heatmap indicators.

LEDGER HEATMAP SPEED AND PERFORMANCE:

The LEDGER Heatmapfrom BestOrderFlow is the true champion in speed and performance tests: it is the only heatmap that remains operable. In contrast, all other heatmaps freeze during the high volatility on the NY market open.

Three other indicators froze after 8 minutes.

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Publicly Open Multi-Parameter Formula for Testing:

Data Lag Time - CPU waiting time

0 to 1 sec = Good
1 to 5 sec = Bad
5 + and more = Danger

Render Time
50 ms or less = Excellent
50 - 100 ms = Good
100 - 200 ms = Bad
200 and more = Danger

FPS - Frames per second
Excellent = 20 or more
Good = 10-20
Bad = 5-10
Danger = 0- 5

Overall Results:
Excellent = plenty of resources
Good = be careful with ATR volatility
Bad = stop immediately
Danger = big losses

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1st USE HEATMAP RECOMMENDATIONS

1) Ensure you have a connection to the Level 2 data.

2) Close all charts. Start a new NQ or ES chart on a 1-second timeframe

Heatmap initial preferences 3) Ensure that Tick Replay is enabled in the Data Series.

4) Add LEDGER Heatmap on the chart. Use default settings: Volume Nin = 1, Hide volumes less than = 1, Ahow only after # bars= 1

5) Check the 'Write' box if you want to keep the historical Heatmap.

6) Use three or fewer days to keep history

7) Set performance to 3 or 4 for less load on your computer's CPU. Setting performance to 1 produced crisper price levels, but it also increased the load on your CPU.

8) Option 02. Heatmap "Enable" - does not impact the option, Wright.

Option "Enable" - makes the Heatmap visually perform on that chart.

The "Enable" option can be disabled on the chart to conserve computer resources.

For example:

Use 1 chart to trade with options. The "Write" option is disabled to conserve resources. Option "Enable" is ON.

The 2nd chart with the same timeframe and ticker as on 1st, used only to "Write" the historical Heatmap without any interruptions. Check "Write" and Uncheck "Enable."

Refreshing the 1st chart with F5 or closing the 1st chart will not interrupt the historical recording of the Heatmap on the second chart.

There are a few heatmaps for NinjaTrader, and the Ledger heatmap from bestorderflow.com is the only heatmap that keeps working during a high-volatility NY open and does not freeze, unlike all the others.