User Guide

Text color for price levels that traded at least once this session.

A price level is marked as “traded” the first time a tape print occurs at that exact level during the current session. The high-contrast default (white) makes active price zones stand out immediately against the DOM background.

Text color for price levels that have not yet seen a single trade this session.

These levels are visually dimmed (default: medium gray) to guide the eye toward areas of proven activity. The contrast between traded and not-traded levels gives an instant read of where the market has actually been.

Aggressive executions crossing multiple price levels rapidly. Each parameter below controls a distinct aspect of detection or rendering.

Rapid directional bursts driven by many distinct small aggressors, consistent with a stop order wave. Same parameter structure as Sweeps.

Detects repeated aggressive fills at the same price level suggesting a hidden iceberg executing at market. The pattern is confirmed when size, fragment count, and timing constraints are all met.

Controls which passive orders qualify as ICB, how many are tracked per level, and how partial fills are colored.

Aggregates iceberg activity over a rolling time window, revealing persistent absorption invisible in the live book because icebergs reload continuously.

OOS events are detected when aggressive executions occur outside the normal bid/ask spread — signaling directional pressure, stop activity, or aggressive institutional flow. The section is split into detection filters and display settings.

OOS events are classified into two subtypes based on execution structure. OOS-F (fragmented) = many smaller executions. OOS-B (block) = one or more large executions. Each has its own badge color.

DSWEEP markers display key reference levels from detected Dual Sweep events directly in the Events column — remaining visible long after the initial sweep to track reaction zones.

Detects when a stop cascade is followed by a confirmed reversal — price reverses back against trapped traders after a stop run.

Detects when an aggressive sweep is followed by passive liquidity reappearing near the sweep area and price continues in the same direction.

Controls which sweeps become Alert Feed entries and sound alerts. Separate from the visual sweep display in Inside Print.

Detects when two correlated instruments (e.g. ES + MES) sweep in the same direction within a tight time window. Requires the add-on running on both instruments.

Detects clusters of many small directional executions from multiple aggressor IDs — consistent with retail stops being triggered together.

Detects when an aggressor ID from a sweep later appears as resting passive liquidity near the sweep endpoint.

Controls alert thresholds for fragmented (OOS-F) and block-like (OOS-B) Out-of-Spread events. Detection parameters are configured in the Events tab.

ICB-F = fragmented iceberg activity. ICB-B = block-like iceberg activity. Sounds are split by structure type, not direction.

Triggered when the add-on detects liquidity behavior defending a price level across repeated aggressive attempts.

Show or hide specific alert categories in the feed. These filters affect visible rows only — the add-on continues detecting all alert types regardless.

Show only Buy-side alerts, only Sell-side alerts, or both. Use this when you want to focus on one direction — for example, tracking only buy-side absorption during a potential support hold.

The Info column contains the full diagnostic data for each alert. Because the content can be long, it may be truncated on screen.

Each row in the feed is interactive.

Shows the number of alert rows currently in the feed. This count reflects all stored rows, not just those visible after filters. Useful for quickly gauging session activity density.

Automatically keeps the DOM price ladder centered around the current market area. When enabled, the DOM recenters when the spread row moves too far from the anchor. When disabled, the ladder stays locked at its current position even if price moves.

Tolerance in ticks before auto-centering triggers. The DOM recenters only when the spread moves more than this many ticks from the anchor. Higher = less aggressive recentering. Lower = DOM follows price more closely. Only relevant when Auto Center is enabled.

Immediately recenters the DOM to the current spread position. Scrolls the ladder back to the active market area instantly. Works even when Auto Center is disabled — useful after manually scrolling to inspect a distant price zone.

Clears accumulated execution data from the At-Market / Inside Print display — including aggressive print accumulation and related event visualization. Does not affect the live order book, working orders, position, alert history, or settings.

Sets the total number of price rows displayed in the DOM ladder. Higher = more depth visible on screen. Lower = more compact DOM. Range: 10–9999, step 10.

When enabled, hides resting orders smaller than the Min threshold from the DOM histogram and excludes them from the displayed level total. Orders are still tracked internally — only the visual display is filtered. Reduces noise and focuses attention on meaningful liquidity.

Minimum resting order size (in lots) required to be shown in the DOM. Orders below this threshold are hidden when Size Filter is enabled. Example: Min = 8 hides all resting orders smaller than 8 lots.

Opens the complete T2G DOM settings dialog for advanced configuration: display and columns, colors, Inside Print, alert thresholds, sounds, templates, shortcuts, and execution behavior.

Applies the current toolbar values to the live DOM. Required for: Auto Center, Tol, Max Rows, Size Filter, and Min. The button briefly changes shade to confirm the update was applied.

Toggles Always on Top for the DOM window. When active, the DOM stays above other windows — useful when working with Bookmap, charts, or other trading tools simultaneously. Takes effect immediately, no Apply needed.