PRICE & TRADE STRUCTURE
Price Control ↗
Select an area and examine the recorded evidence behind its response, rather than relying on an unexplained strength number.
Read the manual →THE 0DTE FLOW MANUAL
0DTE Flow
User manual.
A practical guide to 0DTE Flow: what the screen means, how to navigate it and what to check before relying on a reading.
Supported markets: NQ · ES · GC · RTY · YM · Updated September 19, 2026
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Start with the current screen
Open 0DTE Flow, select the market, history and chart window, and check the status line. The current top strip contains Bias, Invalidate and Target. The old Permission, Risk and Why boxes have been removed.
Read the source age and loaded history. Requested and available windows can differ when fewer observations are retained. Missing wall context is different from a clear route.
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Read bias, invalidation and target
Bias summarizes the current directional context. Invalidate identifies the reference that challenges that read. Target describes available destination context. Read all three beside current price; none is an order or an automatically managed stop.
“Shorts invalid” describes the displayed structure, not certainty that every long will work. A target is a reference, not a promised result.
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Compare flow and the Pair Meter
The Drive section shows Flow Control and its hold read. The major-wall corridor gives nearby mapped support and resistance when available. The local lane shows the recent bar high and low and price’s progress within them.
The Pair Meter compares ES and NQ over its stated interval. “Long OK” or “Short OK” describes that comparison; it is not a cross-market guarantee or a numeric win probability. The old Combined Read and Drive Edge block are no longer part of this layout.
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Inspect Price Control and the Whip chart
The embedded Price Control chart shows observed areas and reactions. Read recovered pullbacks, testing and breaks as descriptions of recorded behavior. “No retest observed” does not predict that a retest must come.
The broader Whip chart provides price, Omega references, optional parallel trend channels and the lower stop-risk display. Channel lookback and older-channel controls change the view. A live crossing is provisional; inspect completed-bar markers and their timing. The removed yellow continuation and flip-control boxes are not required steps in this workflow.
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Use wall and risk context carefully
The Wall Deck depends on a usable source for the selected instrument and contract. Empty or unverified rows mean unavailable context, not an absence of market obstacles. A stop-risk reading describes recent range and wick behavior; it does not know your position size or enforce your stop.
Use voice when helpful and verify browser audio. Return to the status line after interruptions. This page supplies observations; execution and position management remain separate.