Richtige Cboe Gex daten wie deepcharts. Für echte levels

Timur 11 days ago

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1) Can you add a parameter to ask us to confirm a trade IF the latency is over our setting. For example 300ms is our setting it will warn us do we want to place the trade due to high latency. 2) Setting to warn us news in XX min till news. for example if our setting is 15m a confirmation is needed to place the trade

Jose 11 days ago

💹 Trading

Request: Add rows to Cluster Statistic that show each bar's delta split by trade size, for example: Delta: trades ≥ X (largest) Delta: trades between Y and X … down to Delta: trades < Z (smallest) The buckets should be user-configurable (number of buckets and size thresholds, per instrument), with the same colour-intensity shading as the existing rows. Why: Total delta shows who was aggressive, but not which size of participant. Seeing whether large and small traders agree or disagree within a bar is very useful: All size groups on the same side (one-voiced bar) marks exhaustion at extremes, or initiative on breakouts. Large trades opposite to small trades at a level marks absorption, accumulation or distribution. Market Power can filter by trade size, but it needs one indicator instance per bucket and doesn't show the values per bar in a table. Having it inside Cluster Statistic would give the full picture in one panel. Attached is a screenshot of this feature on another platform, for reference. This would make most sense to be added to cluster statistics or alternatively added as a separate indicator.

Dimitar 2 days ago

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Give us those real-time CBOE GEX levels!!! That would absolutely put ATAS at the top of all trading platforms!

Malek about 2 months ago

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Right now the only alert filter on Iceberg Tracker (MBO) is total contracts executed. That’s not enough. Icebergs that actually matter are usually the ones that stay on the book for a while, not just the ones with big size. A 30-contract iceberg that’s been sitting there for 20+ minutes is often more important than a huge one that only lasted 30 seconds. I’d like to be able to set alerts like: “Alert me when an iceberg hits at least 30 executed contracts and has been on the book for more than 20 minutes.” Also useful: once an iceberg matches my filter, get notified when it gets canceled or fully traded. These two things would make the alerts a lot more practical.

Clement 3 days ago

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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.

Christian 3 days ago

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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.

Atlas 5 days ago

✏️ Chart & drawings

In ATAS X Risk Management, I can open a position, scale into it while it remains open, and then have the entire position stopped out. The risk management consecutive-loss calculation is currently counting this as being the number of losing trades equal to the number of times that I added to my running position before it was stopped out. I think that most traders would agree that this should instead be counted as a single losing trade. Can we please add an option to calculate the consecutive-loss limit by completed position: group all entries and exits from when the position opens until it returns to flat, then count the combined P&L as one win or loss. And this should also be able to account for when an exit order receives multiple partial fills. Thank you

Atlas 5 days ago

🧪 Testing & statistics

Hi ATAS Team, First of all, I want to highly praise the incredible performance of ATAS X on macOS. Running the native build on an Apple Silicon Mac is flawless, and the rendering speed of the DOM Heatmap alongside volume data is truly industry-leading. I also want to commend your recent focus on the options ecosystem, specifically the introduction of the Options GEX Profile, Expected Move, and the Options Board for Ultra users. Providing localized Gamma Exposure calculations is a massive step in the right direction for futures day traders who rely on institutional structural levels (like Put/Call Walls and 0DTE dynamic flows). To take ATAS X Ultra to the absolute absolute next level, I would love to propose an official integration/API plugin with SpotGamma. While computing GEX locally is a great feature, many professional day traders already utilize SpotGamma’s Advanced/Alpha tiers for their proprietary behavioral dealer models, advanced Vanna/Charm projections, and most importantly, the HIRO (Hedging Impact Real-Time Options) Engine. Currently, SpotGamma lacks a direct plugin for ATAS on macOS, forcing traders to manually copy-paste levels or look at a separate browser window. Having a dedicated connection module inside ATAS where we could input our SpotGamma API Key to seamlessly plot the HIRO hedging pressure and institutional levels directly onto our dxFeed/Rithmic futures charts would be a complete game-changer. Given your excellent track record with third-party integrations, bridging the gap between ATAS’s world-class Order Flow execution and SpotGamma's institutional options data would create the ultimate trading workspace. Thank you for continuously improving this amazing platform!

Tomer 5 days ago

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In simple terms let say we’re trading MNQ and only want to risk $300 per trade with a predefined SL and the contract size adjusts according to that automatically as the price is moving up or down before placing a trade.

Sushant about 1 month ago

💹 Trading

Feature Request: I'd like to request that ATAS expand the list of US stock symbols available on local charts, rather than routing them through DX Feed. Why this matters: ATAS's local charts are noticeably smoother and cleaner than DX Feed charts for US stocks currently supported. Indicators especially Volume Profile with Delta levels and Big Trades map much more accurately on local charts. DX Feed charts for US stocks show visible noise, which throws off delta and volume profile accuracy, making it harder to trust the data for real trading decisions. Right now, only a limited number of US stock symbols are available on local charts, forcing traders to fall back on DX Feed for everything else, even though the local chart quality is clearly superior. Request: Please add more popular/high-volume US stock tickers (e.g., large-cap and frequently traded names) to the local chart symbol list. This would let traders use ATAS's more reliable local data and indicators across a wider range of stocks instead of being limited to a small set. Impact: This would directly improve: Volume Profile & Delta accuracy Big Trade/order flow reliability Overall charting experience for US equity traders on ATAS

Chaitanya 22 days ago

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Hi ATAS Team, First off, I want to say how impressed I am with the platform. The order flow visualization and clarity are incredible, and the cross-platform optimization across both Windows and Mac is seamless. ATASX completely replaced Deepcharts for me. I have a feature suggestion that would solve a major pain point for active traders who want high reliability without managing a complex VPS setup: A Smart Quote System (Multi-Feed Failover). The Problem Data feed performance and latency fluctuate unpredictably throughout the trading day. While one provider (e.g., Rithmic) might lag during high-volatility opens while another (e.g., dxFeed) stays steady, the situation can easily reverse later in the session without warning. Because these latency spikes and delays are impossible to predict or time, manually monitoring feed health and switching providers during active market conditions costs critical time, focus, and trade execution precision. The Feature Proposal Allow ATAS to connect and maintain two active quote providers simultaneously, governed by an automated backend failover mechanism: Real-Time Health & Latency Monitoring: ATAS continuously tracks incoming data health, packet flow, and latency for both connected feeds in the background. Seamless Automatic Failover: If the primary feed experiences delays or breaches a latency threshold, ATAS automatically routes chart data to the healthier secondary feed—without freezing charts, losing historical tick data, or interrupting the user workflow. Running concurrently removes the need to predict provider stability, drastically minimizes latency issues, and provides institutional-grade redundancy right out of the box. Thanks for building such an outstanding platform, and I look forward to seeing how ATAS continues to evolve!

KEVIN 9 days ago

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Hello ATAS Development Team, I use ATAS X for futures trading, primarily for volume profile, order flow, and auction market analysis. The platform offers powerful market data, but developing custom indicators is unnecessarily complicated compared with TradingView's Pine Script. I want to explain the problems I have encountered and suggest specific improvements. 1. Introduce a built-in scripting editor similar to Pine Script Currently, developing an ATAS indicator involves setting up a C# project, referencing ATAS DLL files, compiling the code, and installing the resulting DLL. This creates a major barrier for traders who want to build and test their own indicators. I would like ATAS X to introduce a built-in scripting environment where users can: Write and edit indicator code directly inside ATAS X. Run indicators without manually compiling DLL files. See compilation errors directly in the editor. Modify indicator settings and immediately see the changes on their charts. Access built-in functions for price, volume, delta, market profile, and chart drawings. C# development should remain available for advanced developers, but users should also have a simpler way to build indicators. 2. Make volume profile development much easier ATAS is a volume-analysis platform. Building a custom volume profile should be one of its most straightforward development tasks. I want to create indicators that automatically calculate and display: Previous-day RTH volume profiles. Overnight session volume profiles. Previous-week RTH volume profiles. Current-session developing volume profiles. Fixed-range volume profiles. Volume delta profiles. POC, VAH, VAL, HVNs, and LVNs. Users should be able to specify a start time, end time, volume-profile type, and chart location without having to rebuild the underlying volume calculation and rendering logic. Ideally, ATAS would provide a documented profile function that accepts a start and end time and returns the complete volume distribution, POC, VAH, and VAL. For example, developers should be able to request the previous day's volume profile and plot its histogram and levels using a small amount of code. 3. Add simple chart-drawing functions TradingView's Pine Script makes drawing lines, boxes, labels, and other chart elements relatively straightforward. ATAS should offer similarly accessible functions for creating and managing chart objects. I want to be able to: Draw a horizontal line at the previous day's POC. Extend that line to the right. Add a label reading "PD POC." Draw a volume histogram beside a selected session. Display a delta histogram beside the volume profile. Update developing VAH, VAL, and POC levels automatically. Set the colors, transparency, width, and position of each object. These operations should not require writing extensive custom rendering code. 4. Make fixed-range volume profiles programmable ATAS should make it easy to build custom fixed-range profiles directly through its indicator-development tools. A developer should be able to select two points on a chart and request the volume distribution between them. The resulting profile should support configurable row sizes, value area percentages, histogram placement, volume delta, and automatically generated POC, VAH, and VAL levels. The profile should update when users move its start or end point. I would also like custom indicators to be able to create multiple independent fixed-range profiles on the same chart

fadi 9 days ago

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There should be options to view the foot print chart value are as lines, shaded area or both together along with the ability ro change lines style, thickness and colour

Hamad 25 days ago

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Give us a check box for auto enable. Just like connections. OR save the status at close. So if group 1 and 2 was enabled last session auto start them.

Jose 11 days ago

💹 Trading

The ability to sync AVWAP globally from a chart, candle to the Heatmap

Craig 27 days ago

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The TPO blocks can look quite cluttered. There isn't enough clear definition between individual blocks, and the white spacing between them isn't particularly well defined. As a result, the different TPO blocks tend to merge together, making the overall profile look more like a mesh of colours rather than clearly separated TPO periods. I have recently been using Sierra Chart, and I think their TPO charts would be a very good reference point. Their profiles have much clearer separation and definition between the individual TPO blocks, which makes the structure of the profile much easier to read at a glance.

Craig 27 days ago

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Ein Ai das trading analysiert im journal und genauere daten liefern kann. Zb kann es genau analysieren in welchen märkten man zu wie viel % bessere ergebniss bekommt oder um welche uhrzeit oder an welchen tagen. Wenn man genau sehen kann wann man eine erhöhte wr oder profitfaktor hat und wann sich etwas verschlechtert oder nach wie vielen trades die wr nachlässt. Nicht nur die profite an tagen zb um wie viel % man profitabler ist an bestimmten tagen,stunden usw. Etwa so in der richtung Gex aber mit richtigen gex daten und nicht einer schätzung. Die meisten gex daten basieren auf addieren von beiden seiten der optionen, deepcharts hingegen hat gex daten die von richtigen Providern kommen, was deren System hervorhebt und sehr viel professioneler macht als alle anderen Konkurrenten grade auf den Markt. Ein system was ticks statt pnl anzeigt wenn man in einem trade ist. Dadurch kann man besser profit unabhängig traden und eher nach marktstruktur und sich nicht beeinflussen lassen vom geld. Ein sprachgesteuertes ai system wie ein persönlicher Assistent der verbunden ist mit den journal das man mit einer taste aktivieren kann so das es einen antworten, kommands oder tradig regeln die man ihm sagen kann zb die trading regeln an die er einen erinnert bei regel verstößen oder hinweißt wenn man in unprofitabelen trading stunden ist laut journal Ai und einem direkt auch pnl vom tag sagen kann oder die markt nachrichten mit 3 sterne vorlesen kann wann sie sind oder einen erinnern kann wenn sie gleich sind. Außerdem dier erwartung und ergebnisse der marktnachrichten sagt und ob es wahrscheinlich eher bullisch oder bärisch gewertet wird vom markt. Mit so einem Ai system im journal und beim trading würde es das komplette trading System revolutionieren und damit auch wieder klarvorteile gegenüber Konkurrenz wie Deepcharts haben. Außerdem ist das heute auch alles ziemlich einfach integrierbar mit chat gpt oder claude.

Timur 13 days ago

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I want to highlight a major inconsistency in how features are restricted across your ATAS, ATAS-X, web platforms. Currently, advanced features like Big Trades, Adaptive Big Trades, and the Replay feature are blocked on ATAS-X, yet the exact same tools are fully functional on the Web Interface and standard ATAS. This approach makes little sense for prospective customers. If users cannot properly test or evaluate these tools, they have no reason to purchase the software. Restricting core testing features damages user interest and conversion. A much better approach would be to make all features available everywhere, but paired with 15m Delayed Data. This allows traders to fully test the functionality, explore the tools, and understand the value of the platform without risking real money or using it for live execution. Since delayed data prevents live trading advantages, it protects your business model while giving users a genuine chance to test before buying. Please consider enabling Replay, Big Trades, and all other features across all versions with delayed data to be able to make this software really usefull and worth to purchase.

Awais 14 days ago

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