FLB Help

Start here

Read the market in the right order.

FLB is a connected decision system. The fastest way to learn it is not indicator by indicator—it is question by question.

01

Locate

Start with value.

Use First Light Beacon, Key Levels, Decision Levels, or a profile to establish where the auction is balanced, stretched, or approaching known structure.

Learn the value engine →
02

Confirm

Read the response.

Use RealFlow, EdgePulse, Large Order Dots, and the signal tools to decide whether participation supports the reaction you planned.

Explore confirmation →
03

Define

Name the failure.

Place invalidation before the entry. Trade Pilot turns that distance into size; Trade Shield keeps session-level rules active.

Plan the trade →
Platform access

Choose the right Control Center

Your Control Center is the gateway to FLB products and account connections. The version you use depends on your charting platform.

Windows

NinjaTrader 8

Use the Windows Control Center

Download and install the Windows application on the same PC as NinjaTrader 8. Sign in, open the NinjaTrader area, and install or update the FLB products included with your membership from there.

  1. Download and install the Windows Control Center.
  2. Sign in with your active FLB membership.
  3. Open NinjaTrader and install your entitled products.
  4. Restart NinjaTrader when prompted, then add the indicator to a chart.
Download for Windows
Web

TradingView

Use the Web Control Center

No Windows installation is required for TradingView access. Sign in on the web, open Connections, link the exact TradingView username, and sync the script grants included with your membership.

  1. Open the Web Control Center and sign in.
  2. Go to Connections.
  3. Link your exact TradingView username.
  4. Sync access, then open the granted scripts in TradingView.
Open Web Control Center
Daily workflow

A five-question pre-trade scan

01

Where is value right now?

02

What nearby structure can change the auction?

03

Does flow or momentum confirm the response?

04

Exactly where is the idea wrong?

05

Does Trade Shield permit the risk?

Operating principles

Three habits that keep the stack useful

Context before trigger

A signal in the wrong location is usually noise with good branding. Locate the auction first.

Agreement over quantity

More indicators do not create more certainty. Use the smallest set that answers distinct questions.

Invalidation before entry

If you cannot state what proves the idea wrong, you do not yet have a defined trade.