Realtime Tick-CVD Pulse (Fading Spikes)

“Realtime Tick-CVD Pulse” visualizes intrabar buying and selling aggression using synthetic tick-delta pressure, giving traders a live view of momentum, absorption, and exhaustion without requiring real tick data. Bright delta spikes represent strong directional aggression, while fading colors reveal weakening force or hidden absorption before price turns. The smooth CVD line tracks cumulative pressure and highlights shifts in control between buyers and sellers. Together, the pulse and CVD offer a clearer microstructure read than candles alone—showing when a move is likely to continue, slow down, or reverse. Ideal for scalpers and intraday traders who want early confirmation around VWAP, CPR, PDH/PDL, or key support/resistance zones.


📉 Example 1 — Trend Continuation

Price is consolidating under VWAP, and the indicator prints repeated bright red pulses with CVD sloping down. No fading appears.
👉 This signals active hitting of bids → strong seller aggression.
Price breaks the range to the downside and continues trending.

📈 Example 2 — Exhaustion + Delta Flip Reversal

Price makes a new push up, but the green pulses begin fading—showing buying exhaustion.
Shortly after, a red flip pulse appears, and CVD turns down.
👉 This signals absorption at the top → early short entry before the reversal candle.

🧠 Tips for Best Results

Use on 1m–5m charts

Combine with VWAP, CPR, Order Blocks, PDH/PDL

Fade → Flip at a key level = A-grade reversal signal

Strong pulses through consolidation = A-grade breakout signal

🧠 Extended “How to Use” Section

This indicator helps traders read the market the way professionals do—through orderflow-style pressure, not just candles. The fading delta spikes show how aggressively buyers or sellers are pushing inside each bar, while the CVD line reveals the underlying cumulative force building behind the move.

Bright pulses indicate strong momentum and often lead to continuation.
Fading pulses signal exhaustion or absorption—an early warning that the move is losing power.
A color flip after fading (green → red or red → green) often marks the earliest stage of a reversal or pullback.

Use the pulse in conjunction with CVD slope to confirm whether buyers or sellers are truly in control. When these signals appear near VWAP, CPR, PDH/PDL, breakout zones, or major supply/demand areas, they provide high-quality context for scalps, continuations, or early reversals. This makes it especially powerful for intraday futures traders looking for timing accuracy that price action alone cannot provide.