Ninjatrader - Sidi Footprint - Finished and Unfinished Auctions
In this insightful tutorial, I explain the Finished and Unfinished Auctions functions of the SidiFootprint Indicator:
📊 Basics:
Definition of Finished and Unfinished Auctions
Significance for market mechanisms and exchange rules
🎨 Display Options:
Show Unfinished, Finished, or both auction types
Text coloring, markers, or both
Customizable colors for better visibility
⚙️ Configuration Possibilities:
Filtering by auction type
Display in current or completed bar
Scalable view for different time frames
📈 Trading Relevance:
Identification of potential market imbalances
Integration into Orderflow and Footprint trading strategies
👉 Next Steps:
Explanation of Absorption and Exhaustion Prints in the following video
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