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What's Included

Inside this template.

FT71 Cumulative Delta filtered by Lot Size is a Sierra Chart template for detailed cumulative delta analysis, preset for ES (E-mini S&P 500 futures). Instead of one delta line for the whole market, it splits cumulative delta by trade size. You see which participants engage in which direction: the small traders, the large ones or the very large ones.

What is on the chart

  • Cumulative delta filtered by lot size: small (1-9), large (10-99) and very large (100 and more)
  • 1-minute chart of the full session, split into the day session and the overnight session
  • Delta resets at the start of each trading day
  • Day-generated levels: previous settlement, Open, overnight high and low, full-session VWAP
  • Large Volume Trade Indicator

Who is buying and who is selling

A normal cumulative delta mixes everyone together. Here every group gets its own line, so you see whether the large and very large traders push in the same direction as the small ones or against them. Divergences between large sellers and small sellers often indicate a shift in market direction.

Because the delta resets at the start of each trading day, every session starts from zero and you read today’s participation on its own.

Good to know

  • Preset for ES. For other markets, adjust the lot-size filters and the session times.
  • Uses standard Sierra Chart studies. We recommend Package 10 or higher.
  • More templates like this: other Sierra Chart templates.
Good to know

FAQ.

What Sierra Chart package do I need?
We recommend Sierra Chart Package 10 for this template.
How do I install the template?
1) Download the included files. 2) Place them in your Sierra Chart Data folder. 3) Open the chartbook. Detailed Installation Guide →
Can I use the template for all products?
Yes. In its default state this template is optimized for ES (S&P 500). For any other instrument, adjust the session times, scaling and volume settings to match. See the official Sierra Chart documentation for guidance.
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