Orderflow Labs

[fchot33]

Does anyone have Orderflow labs without machine id ? Many thanks 

[⭐ rcarlos1947]

This a version fixed by @apmoo in march. I don't know if this is what you're looking for.

 

orderflowlabs.com.zip

[fchot33]

Thank you sir. Will have a look at it 

[BeingSimple]

Hello friends...
This indicator file is for NinjaTrader right ?
Can i get one for MT4 ?

Iam looking for orderflow indicator to trade XAUusd ( gold ) & Forex pairs...
I have used them in NT8 when i was trading regular financial markets...
But not that, i stick to Commodity & Forex markets...
Iam looking for OrderFlow solution for MT4 or MT5 as I currently use MT4/MT5 for trading these pairs...

please guide ...
Respects & thank you
 

[⭐ osijek1289]

5 hours ago, BeingSimple said:

Iam looking for OrderFlow solution for MT4 or MT5 as I currently use MT4/MT5 for trading these pairs...

The definition of the word "Orderflow" includes and implies buyers and sellers. That can be pulled from a datafeed that has level 2 buying and selling quantity, and is displayed in a cumulative delta indicator, footprint chart or DOM. MT4 & MT5 datafeeds don't have that ability: they just stream the price, time & volume and plot it on your chart. The volume you are streamed contains no information about the buys or sells or who the aggressor is.

Also, to have a proper view of orderflow, it needs to be a centralized exchange, meaning, exactly one exchange that all the transactions flow through - that's why having the CME/Nymex/Comex to show orderflow of ES/CL/GC works to show a complete picture of all the buying or selling. Forex transactions do not occur on a centralized exchange: there are banks and datafeeds that show a good amount of transactions that they do, but there are clearing houses and exchanges all over the major financial centers of the world, and there's no good way to have a complete picture of how much EURUSD was bought or sold at a specific price. (There are datafeeds that bring various major bank's forex data into one feed, but this gets costly, and, displaying very large actual dollar transactional volume at every pip becomes unfeasible, and generally isn't practical.)

Edited September 25 by osijek1289

[BeingSimple]

On 9/25/2025 at 11:15 AM, osijek1289 said:

The definition of the word "Orderflow" includes and implies buyers and sellers. That can be pulled from a datafeed that has level 2 buying and selling quantity, and is displayed in a cumulative delta indicator, footprint chart or DOM. MT4 & MT5 datafeeds don't have that ability: they just stream the price, time & volume and plot it on your chart. The volume you are streamed contains no information about the buys or sells or who the aggressor is.

Also, to have a proper view of orderflow, it needs to be a centralized exchange, meaning, exactly one exchange that all the transactions flow through - that's why having the CME/Nymex/Comex to show orderflow of ES/CL/GC works to show a complete picture of all the buying or selling. Forex transactions do not occur on a centralized exchange: there are banks and datafeeds that show a good amount of transactions that they do, but there are clearing houses and exchanges all over the major financial centers of the world, and there's no good way to have a complete picture of how much EURUSD was bought or sold at a specific price. (There are datafeeds that bring various major bank's forex data into one feed, but this gets costly, and, displaying very large actual dollar transactional volume at every pip becomes unfeasible, and generally isn't practical.)

Thank you buddy. Excuse me for  delayed response.
I usually see, a very low activity here in this forum. So my frequency of visit here is low. Surprisingly  i made it too before going to bed and found your response.
That is really a informative response and another good friend of mine gave me the same.
He suggested me to go with GoCharting for forex also ( GoCharting was my previous charting platform for financial markets ). 
Yes you are right... Forex never happens on a single centralized platform causing  the fluctuations.

But i really dont see any other effective Technical Analysis better than Order Flow or foot prints.
All support & Resistance, Trend line, SMCs, FVG, etc did not convince me to take a confident manual trade in Forex or commodity...hence going back to OrderFlow, which was convincing for me.
Meanwhile,
Can i please request you to suggest me a good indicator or a system or a method to take successful manual trades in Forex or Commodity please...
It will be very helpful for a beginner like me... 
And i would love to learn from experts like you and others here...🙏

Thank you buddy...
Awaiting your response...