Ninjatrader - Sidi Footprint - Price Marker
In this concise tutorial, I explain the Price Marker functions of the SidiFootprint Indicator:
📍 Main Features:
Continuous line for current price
Display of Bid and Ask levels per price
🎨 Display Options:
Single pixel line or solid line
Adjustable length: Chart or current bar
Customizable colors and opacity
📊 Last Price and Bid/Ask Display:
Configurable Last Price presentation (Fill/Outline)
Options for Bid/Ask: Volume, price, or both
Adjustable identifiers and size
⚙️ Visual Settings:
Individually adjustable font, size, and color
Customizable background color and opacity
📈 Advantages for Order Flow Trading:
Enhanced visibility of live data
Integrated solution without additional DOM
👉 Next Steps:
Explanation of Indicator functions in the following video
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