Master the quantower delta divergence indicator in Optimus Flow to see exactly when price and order flow disagree. This tutorial breaks down what cumulative delta actually measures—aggressive buyers versus sellers crossing the spread—and shows you step-by-step how to set it up on your charts.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn:
– What delta measures, and why “more buyers than sellers” is the wrong way to describe it
– How the bid, the offer, and the spread decide which side counts as aggressive
– Why the aggressor side comes directly with the data on futures
– How to add the Cumulative Delta indicator to any chart in Optimus Flow
– How to get delta per bar from the Volume Analysis toolbar with Time Statistics
– The difference between per-bar delta and cumulative delta
– What a cumulative delta divergence looks like when price makes a higher high and delta does not
– Why divergences fire constantly, and what that means for your trading hypothesis
Chapters
[0:00] What delta measures
[0:33] Who crossed the spread
[1:08] Adding cumulative delta in Optimus Flow
[1:30] Delta per bar from the Volume Analysis toolbar
[1:49] Per-bar delta vs cumulative delta
[2:52] What a cumulative delta divergence looks like
[3:27] What a divergence actually tells you
[3:43] Why divergences fire constantly
[4:17] Recap
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