TDD CVD Auto Trader

Understanding the Visual Cues

The AutoTrader tracks real-time Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) against structural price swings, reading raw aggressive buying and selling volume to instantly spot institutional absorption.

The Divergence Lines

• Green Solid Line: Regular Bullish Divergence. Price made a Lower Low, but CVD made a Higher Low. Sellers are exhausted.
• Green Dashed Line: Hidden Bullish Divergence. Price made a Higher Low, but CVD made a Lower Low. Sellers attacked aggressively, but institutional buyers absorbed everything and held the price up.
• Red Solid Line: Regular Bearish Divergence. Price made a Higher High, but CVD made a Lower High. Buyers are exhausted.
• Red Dashed Line: Hidden Bearish Divergence. Price made a Lower High, but CVD made a Higher High. Buyers tried to push, but heavy institutional selling absorbed the volume.

The Chart Prints (e.g., "-52t / 1499Δ")

Above or below the divergence lines, you will see a text print measuring the exact difference between the two swing pivots.

• Ticks ("t"): The exact price difference between the two pivot points, measured in ticks. (e.g., -52t means the second pivot was 52 ticks lower than the first).
• Delta ("Δ"): The exact difference in Cumulative Volume Delta between the two pivots. (e.g., 1499Δ means the aggressive buying was +1499 higher at the second pivot).