Who builds this

A trader who builds what he needs

The indicators started as tools for one desk. They were built to answer specific questions on the chart, used every session, and changed when the chart proved them wrong. QBIT for ATAS, V-Bridge and the coming QBIT for DeepCharts are those tools, packaged so other traders can run them inside the platforms they already use.

QBIT is not affiliated with ATAS, DeepCharts or MetaTrader. The tools are add-ons; you license the platform yourself.

The approach

Three lenses on the same auction

Auction market theory

Price moves to find where business gets done. The market advertises a price, and the response tells you whether that price is accepted or rejected. Acceptance shows up as time and volume building around a level; rejection shows up as a quick move away with little trade left behind. The tools make that acceptance and rejection visible on the chart instead of leaving it to memory.

Order flow

The footprint shows the trade inside each bar: how much went off at the bid and at the ask, the delta between them, and where one side out-traded the other by a wide margin, the imbalance. When heavy volume trades at a level and price does not move, someone is absorbing it. These are observations about what traded, not predictions about what comes next.

Market profile

The profile stacks the session’s volume by price. The POC is the price with the most trade, the value area is where most of the session’s volume was done, and the thin edges are where the auction did not find buyers or sellers for long. Reading the shape of a session against the one before tells you whether value is holding, migrating or being rejected.

What the tools are not

Analysis software, nothing more

• Not signals. No arrows, no alerts that tell you to buy or sell.
• Not a system. The tools show what traded; the decision is yours.
• No results promised. Trading futures and leveraged products involves substantial risk of loss. Read the risk disclaimer.