OrderVane DOM for Quantower
OrderVane DOM opens a depth ladder in its own window beside Quantower's DOM Trader. It shows the size added and pulled on each side, which decreases were fills and which were pulls, where size was absorbed at a price, and how the book changed over the last few minutes.
Analysis only — it never places, changes or cancels an order.
What it reads
Each column answers one question about a price, built from the same depth events and trades Quantower already receives.
Flow panel
Between the tape and the ladder, every row keeps the last few minutes of resting size at that price, and every trade is drawn on it as a circle. A band that stays while circles hit it held. One that ends with circles was filled. One that ends without circles was pulled. One that comes back after circles refilled. These are observations, not signals.
Adds and pulls
One column nets the size added and pulled at each price, and two figures on the best rows sum each side of the book, so a side that is being pulled stands out from one that is being stacked. Stack and pull, below, explains each figure.
Fills versus pulls
When resting size shrinks, OrderVane DOM waits a short window for a print at that price. A matching print makes it a fill; no print makes it a pull. Prices that keep filling get a chip such as F 10 ↻12 — 10 lots filled there, 12 put back while it was being hit — so absorption is something you can see, not guess.
Order-level depth (MBO)
When your connection sends order-level depth — on AMP/CQG one switch and a reconnect, Enable MBO mode — the ladder adds the number of orders at each price and draws the individual order sizes near the best prices in the order they arrived. Your own working orders get an estimate of the size ahead of them — an upper bound, and labeled as one.
Stack and pull
Resting size can be added and pulled in a flash. Three columns on the ladder count that change, and a dial on the tape panel measures how fast prints are coming in.
Net Σ
Each price gets one number: the size added there minus the size pulled. More added shows on the left half of the column as a solid bar; more pulled shows on the right half as a hollow outline. The two totals under the column add up the rows where more was added (+, left) and the rows where more was pulled (−, right).
Stack Σ · Pull Σ
On the best ask row, Stack Σ adds up the net size of every ask price where more was added than pulled, and Pull Σ the net size of every ask price where more was pulled. On the best bid row, the same for the bid side.
Pulled, not traded
When resting size shrinks and no trade prints at that price within a short match window (150 ms by default), it counts as pulled: cancelled or moved. Size that left through trades is not counted in these columns.
60-second reset
The Σ figures reset every 60 seconds by default, so they describe the last stretch of the book rather than the whole session. Change the interval in the indicator settings, or set it to 0 to keep counting until you clear it.
Tape speed dial
A dial at the top of the tape panel shows prints per second over the last 5 seconds. Its full scale sits near the busiest pace of the last ten minutes, so the needle compares the tape with its own recent pace. A measurement, not a signal.
Beside your DOM Trader
Order entry stays where it is. OrderVane DOM only reads the book, so no click on this window can send an order.
Equalizer
Five sliders over the flow panel — floor, top, bubble size, minimum trade and scale. Drag a track for a rough value or click the number to type an exact one.
Tape and power meter
A reconstructed time & sales sits beside the ladder with same-price prints grouped into one row, under a dial for how fast the prints are coming. A header line sums buy and sell effort over the last seconds, and the adds and pulls around the best prices.
Fits your layout
It follows the chart's symbol, snaps to the edges of Quantower's windows, and can stay on top. Prefer it on the chart? Switch the surface and the ladder draws on the right side of the chart instead.
Is it for you?
We'd rather you know before you buy.
Price
A one-time purchase with free updates. It is its own product with its own key — OrderVane Lite or Pro is not required.
14-day free trial on your own charts — no card required.
A depth ladder in its own window — adds and pulls by side, fills versus pulls, absorption, order-level depth and a flow panel.
$129 $96.75 with code FOUNDER25one-time, no subscription
Before you buy
What it needs to run, what it costs besides the license, and what it does not do — before you spend a cent.
It installs like any Quantower indicator — the guide walks you through it.
OrderVane DOM is a one-time purchase — no subscription, no renewal billing.
To run any Quantower indicator you'll also need the following — separately, and not paid to us:
We don't take a cut of either — and we'd rather you hear that from us than discover it later.
Questions
No. OrderVane DOM never places, changes or cancels an order. It reads the depth and trades Quantower already receives, and reads your working orders and position only to draw them. Order entry stays in Quantower's DOM Trader.
No. OrderVane DOM is a separate indicator with its own license key. If you already use Lite or Pro, it installs alongside them.
Level 2 market depth for the instrument. Order counts, order segments and the queue boxes need order-level depth; on AMP/CQG that is one setting in the connection, Enable MBO mode, then reconnect. Without it those parts are simply not drawn — they never show zeros that mean unknown, and everything else works on plain Level 2. The connection we have tested is AMP/CQG; on another one the free trial will show you in a minute whether it reads your book.
No. The platform does not store past market depth, so recording starts when the window is attached. The session volume column comes from Quantower's volume analysis of the session (or the chart's bars if that cannot be loaded), so it is filled from the start.
The 14-day trial is the full product on your own charts, with no card. After purchase your key activates on two computers at a time; release it on one to move it to another.
$89 one-time
No subscription · 2 machines · free updates
Founding customers25% off Lite, Pro and DOM with code FOUNDER25 at checkout — through October 15 (UTC).
Buy nowor
Start 14-day free trialFull Lite for 14 days · no card required
Questions? hello@ordervane.com
$129 one-time
No subscription · 2 machines · free updates
Founding customers25% off Lite, Pro and DOM with code FOUNDER25 at checkout — through October 15 (UTC).
Pro opens for purchase shortly. The full guide is already published — read it from the Guides menu before you decide.
Want a heads-up at launch? Email hello@ordervane.com.
$129 one-time
No subscription · 2 machines · free updates
Founding customers25% off Lite, Pro and DOM with code FOUNDER25 at checkout — through October 15 (UTC).
Buy nowor
Start 14-day free trialFull DOM for 14 days · no card required
Questions? hello@ordervane.com
14-day free trial on your own charts — no card required.
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