StoxGud blog: Live Flow guides for intraday F&O traders
How to read Live Flow: market breadth, sector strength, the 0–99 score, VWAP, volume at price, support, zone and R:R. Educational, not investment advice.
A guided tour of Live Flow from left to right: the bullish and bearish count, sector strength, the flow chart of every F&O stock, the top 15 boards and the stock cards with score and 1-minute order blocks, and each stock's chart with its levels.
A repeatable plan for the trading day on Live Flow: what to check before the open, in the first 30 minutes, through the middle of the day and in the last hour, plus the risk rules that keep it consistent.
Every stock on Live Flow gets a 0–99 score against the other stocks on its side of the market. The six things it measures, how the ranking works, and what a high score does and does not tell you.
How to use the bullish and bearish count, the sector panels and the flow chart to judge what kind of day it is, and why a strong setup on the wrong kind of day often fails.
Every Live Flow stock chart lists four key levels in its stats. Where each level comes from, how the buy zone uses the most recent order block, how R:R is worked out, and how to use them for risk.
What VWAP and the volume-at-price profile show, how Live Flow estimates buying and selling from candles, and how to use these references to judge whether a move is strong or stretched.