Wir wünschen uns eine offiziell unterstützte Möglichkeit, externe Marktdaten über einen selbst entwickelten Konnektor in ATAS einzuspeisen. Wir entwickeln bereits Indikatoren, automatisierte Handelsstrategien und ein mit ATAS verbundenes Trading-Journal. Jetzt möchten wir unseren eigenen Marktdaten-Konnektor anbinden, damit diese Daten direkt in den ATAS-Charts und den gewohnten Analysefunktionen genutzt werden können. Dabei geht es insbesondere um: Echtzeit-Tickdaten für Charts, Footprints, Volumenprofile und Time & Sales. Historische Daten zum Nachladen vollständiger Handelstage. Eine frei wählbare Marktdatenquelle, während die bestehende Broker-Verbindung weiterhin für die Orderausführung genutzt wird. Eine dokumentierte Schnittstelle, über die Entwickler eigene Konnektoren erstellen und pflegen können. Hintergrund sind wiederholt beobachtete Marktdatenverzögerungen bei unseren bisherigen Verbindungen. Wir möchten alternative Datenquellen unter vergleichbaren Bedingungen testen und bei Bedarf innerhalb von ATAS nutzen können. Die Entwicklung und Pflege unseres Konnektors würden wir selbst übernehmen. Dafür benötigen wir einen offiziell unterstützten Integrationsweg und die entsprechenden technischen Informationen von ATAS. Damit könnten Trader ihre bevorzugte Datenquelle nutzen und gleichzeitig mit den vertrauten Charts, Indikatoren und Handelsfunktionen von ATAS weiterarbeiten. Wer sich ebenfalls mehr Auswahl bei den Marktdatenquellen wünscht, kann diesen Vorschlag gerne mit seiner Stimme unterstützen. Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung!
Please allow us to create our own custom color gradient in the heatmap module by choosing the colors we want so that the gradient is automatically created with our color picks Personally I like this one below I also like the dark blue to light blue gradient but it does not have enough colors to show a wides range of limit orders, I would add white after the light blue.
Good afternoon. I would like to make a very important suggestion regarding the new RISK MANAGEMENT tool that handles the maximum daily loss: it is missing a crucial feature that would allow trades to close automatically once the user-defined maximum daily loss limit is reached. My suggestion stems from the fact that trading communities and fellow traders using other platforms have access to a very similar tool; that tool includes a default feature that closes all trades as soon as the set maximum loss is hit. This protects and secures capital, removing the decision to close positions from the influence of the trader's emotions which can get the better of them at any moment. I am certain that adding this feature would significantly enhance the new tool.
Note: this is not a request for more X-Ray indicators. It is a request for the raw index options chain data (SPX/SPXW and NDX/NDXP, including 0DTE) in the Option Board and the API, so traders can do their own analysis. Summary: The Option Board currently supports CME futures options (ES, NQ, etc.). This request is to add US cash-settled index options on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100: SPX / SPXW and NDX / NDXP, including the same-day (0DTE) expirations. Motivation SPX and NDX options carry most of the US index options volume; 0DTE SPXW alone is a large share of daily volume. Dealer hedging of these options is done largely in ES and NQ futures, so their positioning has a direct impact on the instruments ATAS users trade. ES/NQ futures options are a much thinner market (especially NQ), so they cannot replace SPX/NDX data for strike-level analysis (volume and open interest concentration, call/put walls, gamma levels). Today traders need a second platform for this data while executing in ATAS. Instruments and scope Roots: SPX (AM-settled monthly), SPXW (PM-settled weeklies and dailies), NDX, NDXP (PM-settled weeklies and dailies). All listed expirations, with at least the nearest 5 expirations and the 0DTE expiration selectable by default. Strike chain around the money (configurable range), not only a fixed number of strikes. Underlying: real-time SPX and NDX cash index values. Data required per contract (real time) Best bid / best ask (with sizes) Last trade price and size Cumulative daily volume Open interest (daily value from OCC) Time and sales (trade-by-trade prints with price, size and time), if possible Optional: implied volatility and Greeks (delta, gamma) as already shown for futures options Option Board features Same layout and features as for futures options (chain by expiration, calls/puts, volume and OI columns). Optional display of strikes converted to the related future (ES for SPX, NQ for NDX) using the live basis (future price - index price), so levels can be read directly on ES/NQ charts. Programmatic access: Expose these contracts through the same options data interface already used by the Option Board for futures options (expirations, chain, per-contract market data subscription), so they can also be used in charts, custom studies and strategies. Data sources (for reference): This requires US options data from OPRA plus the Cboe (SPX) and Nasdaq (NDX) index feeds. Rithmic does not carry this data, so it would need a connection/data provider that includes OPRA and index data, available as an add-on subscription for users who want it. Example use case: An NQ trader opens the Option Board, selects NDXP with today's expiration and sees in real time which strikes concentrate volume and open interest. Those strikes are then marked on the NQ chart (converted with the live basis) as potential support, resistance or magnet levels for the session. If you trade ES or NQ and want SPX/NDX options inside ATAS, please vote for this idea. Thank you.
Currently, ATAS native options indicators only pull from the CME futures options chains (e.g., NQ, ES). Because index options volume is heavily concentrated on Cboe (SPX, NDX) and equity ETFs (QQQ, SPY), the CME data alone provides an incomplete picture of market gamma and orderflow. Please consider adding backend calculations to map cash index/ETF options data directly onto the corresponding futures charts (accounting for the live basis spread), similar to how platforms like GEXBot handle cross-asset mapping. This would allow native ATAS indicators like the GEX Profile and OI Profile to reflect true market convexity and major structural walls for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
Hi ATAS Team, I would like to suggest adding a new indicator to the Options X-Ray Suite specifically for the ES (S&P 500 Futures) contract: a real-time Hedge Flow (HF) / Gamma Flow Oscillator. Concept & Background: In platforms like TradeGex, the HF (Hedge Flow) indicator is one of the most actionable tools for intraday traders. It displays a dynamic cumulative score (positive or negative) that tracks real-time shifts in Market Maker hedging pressure driven by option flow (Net Gamma Exposure shifts relative to spot price movement). Why ATAS is uniquely positioned for this: Since ATAS already integrates direct, real-time CBOE option data via OptionsDepth for Ultra tier users, implementing this inside ATAS would yield far higher accuracy and lower latency compared to retail platforms relying on third-party aggregated data (like OPAR). What I am requesting: A Real-Time HF Oscillator: A line/histogram indicator plotted below or on the chart that tracks the real-time net hedging flow of Market Makers on ES. Cumulative / Dynamic Value: A number moving up and down throughout the session: *Rising / High Positive values: Indicates strong long hedging pressure (Market Makers buying ES futures to remain delta-neutral). *Falling / Negative values: Indicates short hedging pressure (Market Makers selling ES futures). Data Source: Built directly on top of the existing Options X-Ray Suite / OptionsDepth CBOE data stream. Adding a native HF indicator based on institutional CBOE data would give ES intraday traders using ATAS a massive edge. Thank you for considering this request!
As soon as you subscribe to a stock via dxFeed that is trading below 1 dollar, the price scale in the heatmap displays four decimal places instead of the usual two. This significantly distorts the heatmap and makes it very difficult to read. I urgently request the option to manually or automatically set the price scale for these stocks to two decimal places so that the heatmap becomes readable again. This problem does not occur when subscribing to a stock that is trading above 1 dollar and subsequently falls below 1 dollar.
Currently, drawing objects such as horizontal lines and rectangles can be set to Global so that they automatically appear on my other charts for the same instrument. However, these global objects do not appear in the Heatmap, even though the Heatmap itself supports the same drawing tools. It would be very useful if the Heatmap participated in the same global drawing-object system as regular charts. For example, if I mark an important support/resistance level or zone with a global horizontal line or rectangle on my footprint chart, I would like that same object to automatically appear at the corresponding price/time location on the Heatmap, and vice versa.
Hallo ATAS-Team, wenn ich im Trading-Panel eines Chartfensters die Positionsgröße ändere, behalten die anderen Chartfenster ihre alte Größe. Ich muss sie dann in jedem Chart einzeln anpassen. Das kostet Zeit und ist riskant. Vergesse ich einen Chart, kann ich versehentlich eine Order mit der falschen Größe platzieren. Mein Vorschlag: eine Option, mit der eine Änderung der Positionsgröße in einem Chart automatisch in alle anderen Chartfenster übernommen wird. Idealerweise ließe sich das eingrenzen: auf alle Charts mit demselben Instrument, oder auf alle Charts im selben Workspace bzw. in derselben Link-Gruppe (ähnlich der bestehenden Chart-Verknüpfung). Die Synchronisierung sollte eine Einstellung sein, die jeder Nutzer ein- oder ausschalten kann. Das würde das Trading mit mehreren Timeframes desselben Instruments deutlich schneller und sicherer machen. Vielen Dank!
Cluster Search – Delta Mode Provide two independent color settings for positive and negative Delta thresholds (e.g., green for Delta ≥ +50, red for Delta ≤ −50) to instantly identify aggressive buying and selling pressure. Cluster search Combined Bid & Ask Indicator Combine Bid and Ask into one indicator with independently configurable settings, displaying both simultaneously at each price level. Alternatively, provide a fixed overlay option. Goal: Avoid overlapping indicators, improve visual clarity, and make Bid and Ask cluster analysis easier and more precise.
2 Implied Volatility Chart /Pressure IV Mini-Chart: Add a time-series mini-chart for Implied Volatility (similar to the Cumulative Volume Delta layout) instead of displaying the Expected Move solely as a static price range. Vanna & IV Hedging Pressure: Incorporate Vanna Exposure (with positive/negative breakdown) and estimated IV-driven hedging pressure using existing Surface Profile data, with customizable update intervals and expiration selections.
Directional Bias (Bullish / Bearish): Add a clear classification for large options executions based on transaction type (Call Buy / Put Sell = Bullish; Put Buy / Call Sell = Bearish). Include color-coding for bullish vs. bearish trades and display the resulting positive or negative Delta Exposure. Moneyness Filter: Add options to filter executions by Moneyness (ATM, ITM, OTM, or All), allowing traders to isolate relevant hedging activity or speculative out-of-the-money trades. Minimum Premium Filter (USD): Introduce a filter for total traded option premium (e.g., minimum $10k, $50k, $100k, or a custom threshold) to remove visual noise from high-contract, low-value OTM trades and highlight significant institutional “Whale Trades”.
ATAS – Advanced Chart & Footprint Customization 1. Independent Tick Settings & Price-Level Aggregation Allow independent tick settings for the main chart, Footprint chart, and other chart components. Examples: ES: Main chart 1 tick, Footprint 4 ticks. NQ: Main chart 1 tick, Footprint 20 ticks. Allow custom tick values and independent aggregation settings without changing the main chart resolution. 2. Footprint – Additional Candlestick Visualization Add an optional, very thin candlestick visualization directly to the left of the Footprint data, showing: Complete candle body. Upper and lower wicks. Open and Close levels. This additional visualization would make it easier to distinguish the actual candlestick structure from the Footprint data while keeping both clearly visible. 3. Footprint – Separate Bid & Ask Label Colors Allow independent, customizable label and number colors for Bid and Ask values within the Footprint. This would make Bid and Ask data easier to distinguish and provide more flexibility when customizing the Footprint appearance. 4. Advanced Chart & Footprint Customization Add more flexible visualization settings for chart and Footprint components, including independent display options, color settings, and customization of individual elements. Goal: Improve chart readability, distinguish price action from order flow more clearly, and provide greater freedom when creating customized chart layouts.
Currently a tranding panel could only attached to a host chart/ dom. it would be nice to have it sperate as a module and use the group function to select/link what assets to trade. Further more, the current SL/ TP setting is inside the ‘edit’ it would be nice to break it out and just show it in the trading panel
Dear ATAS Team, I've been a loyal ATAS user for over 3–4 years, and ATAS has always been my first recommendation whenever someone asks me about trading platforms. I choose ATAS over alternatives like Deepcharts because I genuinely believe in your platform. I kindly request you to consider making the Big Trades indicator available in the free version, even with some limitations. Not everyone can afford a paid subscription, but that doesn't mean their passion, loyalty, or appreciation for ATAS is any less. A small gesture like this could mean the world to students, beginners, and loyal traders like us. Please consider giving your free users the opportunity to experience this powerful tool. Thank you for building a platform we genuinely love and believe in. With respect and appreciation, A Loyal ATAS User
Feature Request: Manual Timed Account Lockout — ATAS X I would like to request an enhancement to ATAS X's existing Lock Trading and Risk Management features. Currently, Lock Trading can be immediately reversed. I would like an optional manual lockout that prevents me from opening new positions for a chosen period, regardless of profit, loss, or trade count. Requested features: Selectable lockout durations: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, or 24 hours. Custom duration in minutes or hours. Option to lock trading until the next trading session or a configured daily reset time. Lock individual accounts or all connected accounts simultaneously. Once activated, the lockout cannot be canceled or shortened. Prevent new positions and increases to existing positions, while allowing reductions and exits. Preserve the lockout through ATAS restarts and account reconnections. Display a countdown showing when trading will be available again. Support hotkeys and Stream Deck activation. Optional confirmation before activation to prevent accidental lockouts. Ideally, the lockout would be enforced at the account or order-management level, rather than simply disabling chart controls. This would be particularly useful for discretionary traders who want to enforce a cooling-off period after a difficult trading session or stop trading for the remainder of the day without relying on daily profit or loss limits. The goal is to make the decision to stop trading binding for the selected duration, without requiring a third-party risk-management application.
Hello Please add this indicator in ATAS https://www.deepcharts.com/blog/deep-trades-big-trades-orderflow https://www.deepcharts.com/helpcenter/article/deep-trades-deepchart It is based on a competing platform but is based on MBO data that is available to use in ATAS and you can give it another name like Smart Trades or whatever Thanks !
The trading journal counts every fill as its own trade instead of counting the whole position. If I enter 5 contracts and it fills as 2 + 2 + 1, or I scale in and out, ATAS shows 3 or more trades when it was really one. This throws off a lot of the stats. When I grouped my fills into actual positions (flat to flat), my real trade count was about half of what the journal shows, and my win rate was several points different. Average trades per day, average win, average loss and win rate are all affected, and those are the numbers I use to judge my strategy. Could you add an option to group fills into one trade from entry until the position is flat again? Ideally in the journal, the statistics page and the export. Right now I have to export everything and regroup it myself to get my real numbers.