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The order book and columns data on the right side of Bookmap is rather straight-forward. The COB column is the same as a depth of market or DOM from other platforms. Other data columns can be configured for volume, trades, quotes, and other data.
To learn more about Bookmap, I recommend watching a few of the videos already presented at Futures.IO and from a variety of traders. Check the links below, I hope that helps.
The order book and columns data on the right side of Bookmap is rather straight-forward. The COB column is the same as a depth of market or DOM from other platforms. Other data columns can be configured for volume, trades, quotes, and other data.
To learn more about Bookmap, I recommend watching a few of the videos already presented at Futures.IO and from a variety of traders. Check the links below, I hope that helps.
What bothers me is the CVD Indicator which seems not to work properly with BM an the NT integrartion. Please note that I have eMailed this issue to BookMap support as well.
I am curious to get an idea whether its my fault in setting up this indicator right or its still a bug in BookMaps logic.
Please see attached pics.
As you can see activating CSV with shown parameters leads to a continous negative count - negative curve - regardless whether market goes up. Of course this is a worthless information.
I kindly ask you if you have an idea or hint for me how to manage CVD to run "as it should" in my environment.
I haven't tested it with NT8 so far.
Your help is appreciated.
Walt
The following user says Thank You to watrader for this post:
Hi,
If you think it is a feature that a lot of people might use can you consider adding an option for the CVP/SVP columns to show the mid-line. In a similar way to the VWAP option check box which marks a horizontal line in the column.
Thanks
Sorry, yes. The middle of the range (Profile High + Profile Low)/2.
It clearly isn't a feature lots of people are clamouring for if you have to ask me what I mean
