Order Flow, Absorptions, Intensity of Rupture, Decision Engine, Probabilities, Timeframe Bias, Footprint

Analyze institutional order flow with a custom tool integrating tick speed, delta, pressure, and absorptions. Identify market reversals and continuations on H1,

Published · Updated · Methodology: SMC

Part of: Volume Analysis

  • Methodology: SMC
  • Content type: indicator
  • Timeframes: H1, H4, Daily
  • Markets: Not specified, but implied for any market where order flow is relevant

Indicators used

  • Tick Speed and Acceleration
  • Estimated Delta
  • Pressure CV
  • Absorptions
  • Intensity of Rupture
  • Decision Engine
  • Probabilities
  • Timeframe Bias
  • Footprint

Source video

Decoded from: Os presento mi maravillosa herramienta basada en flujo de ordenes y absorciones by Trader_creador — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:20 - Introduction to the robot based on institutional order flow
  • 0:40 - Explanation of Tick Speed and Acceleration
  • 1:00 - Explanation of Estimated Delta
  • 1:30 - Explanation of Pressure CV
  • 1:55 - Explanation of Absorptions
  • 3:15 - Absorption Calibration and Threshold
  • 3:45 - Explanation of Intensity of Rupture
  • 4:40 - Explanation of Decision Engine
  • 5:50 - Explanation of Probabilities
  • 6:30 - Explanation of Timeframe Bias
  • 7:00 - Explanation of Footprint
  • 8:25 - Robot's ability to buy/sell based on signals
  • 9:10 - Robot's automatic order closing based on absorption
  • 10:10 - Operational guide for the bot

Strategy overview

Volume and order flow analysis reads a market through transaction activity — pace, direction and resistance — rather than through price shape alone. This entry decodes a Spanish-language video from the channel Trader_creador, titled "Os presento mi maravillosa herramienta basada en flujo de ordenes y absorciones" ("I present my wonderful tool based on order flow and absorptions"), in which the creator walks through a suite he built himself. The interesting thing is its architecture: the early modules — tick speed and acceleration, estimated delta, pressure CV, absorptions, intensity of rupture — each measure something about the tape, while the later ones, the decision engine and the probability score, measure nothing new. They arbitrate what the earlier ones report and compress it into a single verdict.

Where that suite sits on the clock is what separates it from most order flow material. Order flow tooling grew up in the seconds-to-minutes domain, because that is the horizon at which individual prints still carry information about who is pressing. Here the bias module reads H1, H4 and daily, and the footprint keeps only a handful of recent candles in view. That inverts the usual scale: absorption inside a daily bar is a claim about a full session of two-sided trade, not about a few hundred contracts defending one level for ninety seconds. The vocabulary survives the move up in timeframe; whether the phenomenon does is the question a viewer should carry into the video.

"Estimated" is the most honest word on the module list. A true delta requires a trade-by-trade feed with every print classified against the bid and the ask; an estimated delta infers that split from whatever activity data the charting platform exposes. That is a legitimate engineering choice, but it means the approximation propagates upward — the absorption reading, the rupture reading and the probability that weights them all inherit it, and the further the output is from the raw tape, the harder it is to audit when it disagrees with the chart. No operating rules were extracted for this entry, so this page describes what the tool is made of and where its assumptions sit rather than the conditions under which its author acts on it. Several of the module names here are the creator's own coinages rather than standard industry terms, which is worth knowing before treating them as portable concepts.

Topics

order flow strategy · smc strategy · trading strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy · institutional trading · h1 strategy · h4 strategy · daily timeframe strategy · footprint chart · absorptions trading · market dynamics strategy

Frequently asked questions

Can order flow analysis be applied on H1, H4 and daily charts?

It can be displayed there, but the interpretation changes. Order flow tools were designed for very short horizons where individual transactions still carry information; on hourly or daily bars each candle aggregates an enormous amount of activity, so a reading like absorption describes a whole session's balance of trade rather than a specific defense of a price level. The concepts remain legible, but they answer a broader question.

What is the difference between estimated delta and true delta?

True delta counts each executed trade and classifies it as buyer- or seller-initiated using the bid and ask at the moment of the print, which requires a full tick feed with quote data. Estimated delta approximates that split from more limited information — typically tick activity and price movement — because the underlying feed does not expose the classification directly. The two usually agree in direction and can diverge in magnitude.

What does absorption mean in order flow analysis?

Absorption describes a situation where aggressive orders keep hitting a price level but price does not move through it, implying that resting liquidity on the other side is soaking up the flow. Traders read it as evidence that a level is being defended, in contrast to a rupture, where the same pressure carries price through the level instead.

Does this page include the tool's settings or entry rules?

No. No operating rules were extracted for this entry, so the page covers the concepts and the structure of the tool as presented rather than any thresholds or trade conditions. Strategy Decoder extracts and structures strategy logic from video sources where the material allows it, and marks entries like this one where it does not.

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