Omni-Flow Consensus

Omni-Flow Consensus asks a harder question than most oscillators: not which way price moved, but whether anyone meant it. Its Smart-Flow engine weighs each candle's close-to-open push against its full range and multiplies by volume, an Adaptive Spectral Filter smooths the series, and a double-lookback pass pins the output to a fixed -100 to +100 scale, a composite oscillator built to read conviction rather than direction alone.

How to Trade the Omni-Flow Consensus?

• Cyan flow above zero: expanding bullish pressure that backs longs, continuations, and breakouts.
• Red flow below zero: aggressive selling supporting shorts and bearish continuation.
• Gray Zero Zone (±10): contraction or indecision; momentum entries here fight the tape.
• Diamond Flow Injections: impulses that cleared the threshold and persistence checks, confirming breakouts and trend re-entries.
• Glow bands (±70 to ±90): extreme momentum; trends can live there, but a signal-line cross inside them may warn of exhaustion.

Gradient candle coloring mirrors the oscillator on the bars themselves, fading as momentum decays, often before the crossover. Treat it as a confirming layer in a confluence stack: structure first, flow for the go/no-go. Where volume data is missing, a True Range proxy takes over.

Omni-Flow Consensus Settings

• Flow Sensitivity: the main flow lookback: lower is faster, higher reads the broader regime.
• Spectral Smoothing: how reactive the adaptive filter is allowed to be.
• Signal Boost: amplification near the zero line that surfaces early regime shifts.
• Smooth Signals, Signal Strictness, Momentum Threshold: extra filtering, required persistence bars, and the minimum level a move must clear before an injection prints.
• Gradient Candle Coloring, Glow Intensity, Flow Dashboard: bar coloring, fill brightness, and the on-chart regime readout.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is a Flow Injection?

How does it differ from a classic volume oscillator?

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