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MADLevels

Improve entry timing and avoid false moves

Detect subtle order flow interaction most tools miss

Used by over 100 traders since 2024

Real Trade Examples

MADLevels identifies early failure as sellers lose control. Price rejects the level, and a reversal follows.

MADLevels highlights early signs of failed moves. These examples show how traders combine it with price confirmation to execute.

Example 1 - Reversal (Trapped Sellers)
Example 2 - Continuation (Failed Pullback)

MADLevels identifies early failure as sellers lose control. Price rejects the level, and the trend continues.

What is MADLevels

MADLevels identifies levels where price is likely to fail or react

Based on real-time order flow interaction, not aggregated price data

Highlights when price cannot continue despite ongoing activity

So you can improve entry timing and avoid false moves

Why MADLevels

  • Avoid getting trapped in false moves

  • Identify where price is likely to fail or continue

  • Reduce noise and cognitive load in reading order flow

  • Focus on key levels instead of processing raw data

  • Maintain a clearer view of overall market context

  • Improve consistency in your entries

Why this is Different

Most tools rely on aggregated data across price levels
This can hide subtle absorption and failed moves

MADLevels detects order flow interaction as it happens
Instead of relying on aggregated price data

So you can identify where price is likely to fail or react more precisely

Learn more: Understanding MADLevels

How MADLevels Works

Mechanism
  • Tracks real-time interaction between aggressive and passive orders

  • Identifies when price cannot continue despite effort

  • Marks levels where these interactions occur

How traders use it

1. Detect early failure
2. Confirm with price
3. Enter the trade

Learn how to use MADLevels