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How NODE99 reads the market
Every number here is computed from live public market data. Nothing is simulated, and no module hides how it reached its answer.
Chart controls
- Scroll zooms the time axis around the cursor.
- Drag pans; dragging vertically switches the price axis to manual.
- Drag the price axis rescales price without moving time.
- Shift + scroll zooms price instead of time.
- Double-click resets zoom and re-enables auto-scaling.
The Prime Indicator
Seven factors each score between −100 and +100 with a stated reason. The weighted sum is the model score; it has to clear the mode’s trigger before any trade prints.
| Factor | Weight | Reads |
|---|---|---|
| Trend | 0.20 | How far the fast EMA sits from the slow one, measured in ATR. |
| Market structure | 0.18 | Higher highs and lows against lower highs and lows. |
| Cumulative delta | 0.18 | The slope of CVD over the mode’s lookback. |
| Aggressor pressure | 0.14 | Net delta as a share of recent volume. |
| Absorption | 0.12 | Heavy volume that failed to move price, and thin extensions. |
| Book imbalance | 0.08 | Resting bid against ask liquidity. Excluded when the book is unavailable. |
| Profile location | 0.10 | Where price sits against the value area and POC. |
Two rules that matter
- Closed candles only. A signal computed from a candle still forming repaints, which makes it impossible to judge afterwards. The model drops the live bar.
- One-way trade lock. Once a setup prints, that direction stays the only valid one until TP1, TP2 or the stop closes it. The lock is shared across your NODE99 windows.
A signal can still be held back when the score clears the trigger — a last candle too small to enter on, factors that disagree, or an economic release inside the mode’s window. The reasons are always listed on the card. The calendar is a risk filter only: it suppresses entries around a release and is never read as a direction.
Modules
Kairi Relative Index deviation bands across your watchlist. Unvalidated analysis.
The full terminal: order-flow controls, heatmap, footprint, DOM and tape.
Signal engine, economic-calendar filter and trade plan.
Supertrend trend flips filtered by the long-term EMA, with stop and target.
Where price and momentum disagree at consecutive pivots, with BUY and SELL calls.
Close beyond today's opening candle and the previous session's, through the daily pivot, with the day moving more than the threshold.
Red, trap and green bands from where price keeps turning — or six levels you state yourself. Redraws after each market close.
The CANSLIM reading, and a market-wide base scan: daily, weekly and monthly bases with their buy points, filtered independently or in alignment.
The day's movers: shares that rose or fell between 2% and 25% in one session, biggest first. The ceiling is deliberate — above it a one-day move is usually a circuit-limited name, an unadjusted corporate action or a bad print.
Volume Shocker: stocks trading far above their own normal volume on daily, weekly and monthly bars, graded, with direction and type.
F&O liquidity board: every name with derivatives, both ways, ranked by flow — the day’s move scaled by the participation behind it — with each name’s open-interest build-up and the day’s levels.
An EMA ribbon, a volatility stop and a parabolic SAR for the triggers, ADX and RSI for the gates, a Donchian channel for the breakouts, and Weinstein stage analysis over the top — the whole study in one panel.
Structure board: where every name on the shared list sits inside its own swing range — broken, pressed against an edge, or mid-range — with the moving-average stack as a second opinion. A map of the market, not a list of trades.
Trade the live market with virtual money: pick your capital, place orders, watch positions mark to market, and rank on the leaderboard. No real orders, ever.
Imbalance candles on a volume spike, with the trend, turned into a full plan: entry, stop, three targets, entry zone and a live dashboard.
Supertrend flip with an ATR stop and four targets at 1R to 4R, with each one marked as it is reached. NSE and BSE shares, crypto and spot gold.
The market as one board: structure, the live order block, support, resistance and the liquidity beyond it — ranked bullish, bearish and choppy.
The index option chain with Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega and IV from the broker, Rho from the model, and the two cross-checked against each other. Ranking is not built yet.
Five Chartink strategies — BTST, REP 1 and 2, SMS, IOS and BBP — swept across the market, with every clause shown so a near-miss can be read.
Which stocks and sectors are breaking their intraday range right now, and which are breaking down.
Smoothed 20-period high/low band with an RSI filter — the swing and long-term trend read.
EMA crossover entries with an ATR stop and targets at 1R, 2R and 3R, tracked to the bar each was reached on.
Swing and internal structure together — BOS, CHoCH, sweeps, order blocks and fair value gaps.
Open Modules 1–7: the established delta studies, from per-bar delta to absorption.
Visible range and session volume profiles, with POC and value area.
Live L2 walls: large resting orders, how long they hold, and whether they were pulled.
Volume bubble prints and smart event highlighting on the chart.
Check every step between NODE99 and live NSE/BSE market data.
A separate full-window depth ladder with market depth and large-order tracking.
A separate full-window Bid × Ask footprint with imbalance and absorption marking.
The strip of readings above the chart — which ones you want on screen.
The hold / exit / book-partial verdict over a position, and the numbers behind it.
Workspace defaults — the symbol and timeframe a tool window opens with.
Delta Modules 1–7
- 1Delta per bar — Aggressor imbalance bar by bar, with the running high/low water marks.
- 2Cumulative delta — Session CVD with the trend of buying versus selling pressure.
- 3Delta divergence — Price making a new extreme while delta does not — the absorption tell.
- 4Delta at price — Delta distributed across price levels rather than across time.
- 5Session delta — Delta accumulated per trading session, Asia through to New York.
- 6Absorption & exhaustion — Heavy volume with no price progress, and thinning volume into a move.
- 7Delta momentum — Rate of change of delta, to separate acceleration from drift.
Market Volume Modules 1–2
- 1Visible range profile — Volume profile over exactly what is on screen, with POC and value area.
- 2Session profile — Per-session distributions with developing POC and value-area migration.
Measured versus inferred
Footprint, delta, CVD, the heatmap, DOM and tape are measured from trades and book updates. Two things are not, and the interface says so where it matters:
- Older profile bars are estimated. Bars the tick backfill has not reached only have OHLCV, so their volume is spread across the bar’s range and split by the exchange’s taker-buy ratio. The profile reports how many bars were estimated that way.
- The heatmap starts when you connect. Resting liquidity is not published historically by any exchange, so it cannot be backfilled. The chart states how much it has recorded.
What this is not
NODE99 is market-analysis software. It displays public market data, places no orders and holds no funds. Signals describe what order flow is doing; they are not investment advice, and they know nothing about your position size, costs or risk limits.