A candle is a receipt — it tells you what already happened. The order book tells you what is being attempted. NEXUS DOM Heatmap paints live Level 2 liquidity straight onto your MT5 chart, then stacks absorption, sweeps, icebergs, volume profile, cumulative delta and a 14-state regime engine on top of it.
Futures move through displayed liquidity and executed aggression. MT5 draws neither. This puts both layers inside the terminal you already trade from.
Every image below is a live MetaTrader 5 session on CME futures through an Ava Futures / CQG-style feed. Click any of them to open full size.
This started as a heatmap. It is now a terminal. Everything below ships in the same .mq5, runs on the same engine, and shares the same settings table.
Every book snapshot becomes a column of price cells. Cyan bids, ember asks, intensity scaled by size with an adjustable gamma curve so thin books stay readable.
Each snapshot is diffed against the last. Stripes show liquidity added or withdrawn per level, and ghosts mark levels that vanished outright.
Cells extrude into prisms with perspective, top light and side shading. Walls stop being colour and start being objects.
Executions plotted at price, sized by volume, coloured by aggressor. A dedicated Time & Sales window with millisecond stamps and per-row volume bars.
Aggressive volume, remaining resting size, replenishment count, a price-stall test, a feed-quality gate and a tape-quality gate. All six, or no label.
Bid/ask volume ladder inside each candle, diagonal imbalance highlighting and a per-candle point of control.
A canvas chart with its own time and price scale. Wheel to zoom time, shift-wheel for price range, drag to pan, double-click to snap back to live.
Book shape plus recent aggression classified into one named regime with a confidence score, protected by confirmations, a minimum hold and an exit threshold.
A per-level tracker follows every price through its whole life and emits scored events: monotonic sweeps, iceberg candidates, confirmed pulls and liquidity-behaviour risk.
Every event is tracked forward over six horizons — 1, 3, 5, 15, 30 and 60 minutes. Measured win rate is blended back into the displayed score.
Built from the tape, split buy/sell per level, with POC, VAH and VAL. Visible window, session, or a rolling N minutes.
Session CVD in its own lane, with automatic bullish and bearish divergence detection against price highs and lows.
Every event deposits weighted score at its price. Absorbed, pulled, stacked and swept are tracked separately, decay on an 8-hour half-life and survive restarts.
A black box records the session. Review it with transport controls, ×0.25 to ×4 speeds, in/out marks with looping, and clip export to CSV.
Six one-line rules combining event kind, score, data quality, market state, price zone and cooldown. Toast, terminal alert, sound or mobile push.
Optional. A companion EA carries the request so the chart never blocks. Ask about the current surface, or route slash commands to the agent.
If you bought this when it was a heatmap with a microscope, you already own everything below. Updates ship for life, at no extra cost, to every licence.
509 of the 531 settings apply on the next frame. Change anything mid-session and your DOM history, tape, event log and zones all survive. That alone changed how the tool is used.
Live Settings and a Ctrl+K palette expose every key by name, with its real range and step. No more hunting through the MT5 property dialog mid-trade.
A single settings table with file-based profiles, atomic saves and a searchable live panel.
Anti-aliased rounded panels, gradients, real shadows, hover states and clipping — several hundred chart objects replaced by three.
Six instrument profiles, a live diagnostic start screen and fuzzy Ctrl+K search across every setting and command.
Volume profile with POC/VAH/VAL, cumulative delta with divergences, persistent liquidity memory, a replay scrubber with clip export, and a composable alert engine.
Column edges derived from time so tiles never gap, carry-forward across quiet buckets, and depth finally aligned to the tape to the exact tick.
Derived analytics moved off the per-event path, a watchdog for stuck gestures, correct session volume profile scope, and alert rules that finally respect your master alert switch.
Most indicators give you twenty inputs and a re-attach. This is the real registry, pulled straight out of the product. Search it before you buy.
Applied on the next frame. History survives.
Resize ring buffers. Confirmation required.
Symbol and channel identity only.
Re-arm the timer or recompute DPI.
Fourteen market regimes, each with a confidence score and a reason string. Hysteresis stops it flickering — a candidate has to win several evaluations in a row before the engine adopts it.
Anyone can print a number next to a signal. This one is tracked forward over six horizons — 1, 3, 5, 15, 30 and 60 minutes — recording signed tick outcome, maximum favourable and maximum adverse excursion. Once a score bucket has enough samples, the measured win rate is blended back into what you see on screen.
And when the feed degrades, scores are multiplied down. A 90 on a clean exchange tape and a 90 on a lagging quote fallback are not the same claim, so the indicator refuses to display them the same way.
Built from the tape rather than from bars, split buy/sell at every level, with point of control and a value area you set yourself. Three windows: what you can see, the session, or a rolling N minutes.
Session-anchored buy minus sell in a dedicated lane, with automatic divergence detection: a higher price high against a lower delta high, or a lower low against a higher delta low. Both a tick and a delta displacement must be exceeded.
Every detector deposits weighted score at its price bucket. Absorbed, pulled, stacked and swept are tracked separately, decay on an 8-hour half-life, and reload on attach — so yesterday's battlegrounds are still on your chart this morning.
Six one-line rules. Combine event kind, minimum score, minimum data quality, market state, a price zone and a cooldown, then pick your channels. Edit them live — the parser only re-runs when the text changes.
Fires on either sweep direction, scoring 75 or better, only while the feed is healthy, at most once every 90 seconds — as an on-chart toast and a push to your phone.
Broker symbol permitting, the same engine reads any instrument that exposes Depth of Market through MT5.
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There is one product and one licence: NEXUS DOM Heatmap v20, complete, with the full MQL5 source and free updates for life. Two prices — the standard one, and a members' price if you already own one of the other MetaQuant tools.
Exactly the same product, the same source code and the same lifetime updates — at the members' price if you already own one of these:
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Not a PDF of screenshots. A single HTML file you open in any browser, offline, with every module explained and working tools inside it.
Your MT5 chart can stay a candle museum, or it can become a live order-flow cockpit with Level 2 liquidity, tape, absorption, profile, delta and a regime engine — for one payment, once.