Footprint chart, order flow, SMC and option chain featuresBuilt for the trader who wants to see the order flow.
TradingMarble reads every trade on the exchange feed and turns it into a chart you can act on. Here is what is inside, and how it is different from a regular charting app.
Tick data, not guesses
Most retail charts start from one-minute candles. We start from the trades themselves — every print with its price, size and side — so a candle's footprint is what actually traded, not an estimate. The same data builds 1-second to monthly bars, tick, volume, delta, range, Renko and line-break charts.
Footprint and order flow
- Bid × ask per price, delta, volume, trades, and the point of control of every candle, in lots or units.
- Imbalances (diagonal, the way order-flow traders read them), stacked imbalance zones that end when price comes back to them.
- Order-flow events — absorption, exhaustion, trapped traders, liquidity sweeps, big trades, iceberg-like refills and walls that vanish — marked on the candle where they happened.
- Panes for CVD, delta, big-order CVD, speed of tape and open interest, and a heatmap of the order book on futures.
- Candle colours by order flow — footprint control, delta, volume or OI build-up — when you prefer plain candles.
Smart Money structure
Break of structure, change of character, market structure shift, inducement, order blocks, fair value gaps, equal highs and lows, previous-day levels and liquidity pools — on 1, 5 and 15 minutes at once. Every object is decided on closed candles, so nothing redraws after the fact. An order block ends when price returns to it or closes through it, and the day it belongs to ends with it; used zones stay faint so you can study them.
Confluence: why a zone is shown bright or faint
A zone is only a hypothesis. TradingMarble tests each one against independent evidence — the footprint at the touch, the higher timeframe, the volume profile around it, its Fibonacci position and, on futures, the option chain — and draws it brighter for every test it passes. You see which levels earned attention before you hover a single one. Hover any zone for a card that says, in plain words, who is expected there, what to wait for, and where it stops being valid.
We do not publish the exact tests and weights. They are what you are paying for.
The reading strip
Under the chart, two rows score every candle: what the footprint says, and what the context says (the zones it reacted at, the structure, patterns, the option chain). Next to them sits one reading (▲ up, ▼ down or ■ neutral) with its reason and the levels that would change it. It only turns ▲ or ▼ at a level, never in the middle of nowhere, and it is decided on the last closed candle so it does not flicker. Hover an older candle and the strip shows what it said then, and what happened over the next candles.
Option chain and OI levels
A full option-chain screen for NIFTY, BANKNIFTY and other F&O underlyings: OI and OI change by strike, PCR, max pain, expected move, IV and its smile, Greeks, gamma, walls, writers' build-up and a timeline of the session. Replay any past minute. On the chart, near-money OI walls become support and resistance zones, placed at the right price on futures.
Combined premium charts
The sum of the ATM ±8 calls (or puts) as one chart — for NIFTY and for BANKNIFTY — with its own footprint, so you can read the options market as a whole instead of one strike at a time.
Charting tools
Trend lines, rays, channels, Fibonacci tools, rectangles, anchored VWAP, measurements and notes; indicators such as moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, VWAP and bands; layouts of up to several charts that stay in sync; alerts on drawings, signals and setups, including Telegram for the account owner; light and dark themes; phone, tablet and desktop.
Why not just another chart?
- Order flow is built in, from tick data, for Indian F&O — not an add-on for foreign markets.
- Levels are verified, not just drawn. Strength is visible at a glance.
- One reading instead of ten indicators that disagree.
- The option chain lives with the chart, not in another tab.
- Honest history: nothing repaints, so what you study is what you would have seen live.