In this detailed tutorial, I explain the imbalance functions of the SidiFootprint Indicator:
⚖️ Imbalance Basics:
Definition of imbalances (buyer/seller excess)
Diagonal vs. horizontal reading
Configurable imbalance ratio (e.g., 300% or 400%)
🎨 Display Options:
Color distinction between buy and sell imbalances
Customizable text highlighting and opacity
Filtering by minimum volume and position (body/wick)
🔄 Advanced Functions:
Detection and display of unbroken imbalances
Settings for calculation and breaking of imbalance levels
Representation of stacked imbalances (multiple imbalances)
📊 Analysis Tools:
Intraday-only display
Advanced coloring based on imbalance strength
Options for extending the display
👉 Next Steps:
Explanation of the Volume Profile in the following video
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