Decision Levels

What's in this guide#

FLB Decision Levels locks three levels from the prior session and projects them across today, so you walk in knowing the Buy Line, Zone Mid, and Sell Line that matter. This guide covers every control. What it does Install & activation Adding Decision Levels to a chart Settings reference How to read it Trade Shield comes first Updates & support are proprietary and intentionally not documented.

What it does#

FLB Decision Levels locks a Buy Line, a Zone Mid, and a Sell Line from the prior session's value and projects them as clean horizontal rays across today. These are the levels the market already agreed on — where it spent its time and built value. They become today's first lines of support, resistance, and balance, and you can keep several past sessions on the chart for context. It gives you three locked levels: Level What it is Buy Line The upper edge of prior value — first resistance today.

Zone Mid The center of prior value — the balance / fair-value magnet. Sell Line The lower edge of prior value — first support today. "The market already told you where value is. Decision Levels just keeps the receipt." Decision Levels is a read-only chart indicator. It draws levels; it never places orders or fires alerts.

Install & activation#

Adding Decision Levels to a chart#

Add FLB Decision Levels like any NinjaTrader indicator. Step Do this Right-click your chart Indicators... Find FLB Decision Levels in the list and double-click to add it. Adjust the settings (section Decision Levels), then click OK. Decision Levels keeps a tiny settings footprint. Display Setting Default What it does Show Historical Sessions On Keep prior sessions' locked levels on the chart. Historical Color Gray Color of the Historical. Keep N Past Sessions How many past sessions to keep (0-20).

How to read it#

Use the locked levels as your day's reference frame: trade toward the Zone Mid from the edges, and watch the Buy/Sell Lines for acceptance or rejection. Reading the levels — Price above the Buy Line — value is being extended higher; the Buy Line becomes support on a pullback. — Price between the lines — balance; the Zone Mid is the magnet and a fade reference for the edges. — Price below the Sell Line — value extended lower; the Sell Line becomes resistance on a bounce.

History Turn on Show Historical Sessions to keep prior days' levels on the chart. Repeated touches of an old level — or a cluster of levels from several days at the same price — mark the prices the market keeps coming back to. to load when you first add the indicator.

Trade Shield comes first#

Every FLB read is filtered through one gate first: the Trade Shield regime — the market's current permission slip: longs-only, shorts-only, or no entries. Decision Levels shows you the levels and the read. Trade Shield tells you whether you're allowed to act. Use them in that order, every time: — Regime says longs-only — act only on long-side levels. — Regime says shorts-only — act only on short-side levels. — Regime says no entries — stand down, even on a clean read.

A great setup in the wrong regime is still a coin flip. If the regime and the Decision Levels read disagree, the regime wins. Trade Shield is the first gate before acting on any FLB signal — it is built to stop you from fading your own system.

Updates & support#

Updates for Decision Levels are announced through the Control Center. Use the Windows Control Center to install NinjaTrader updates; use the Web Control Center to manage TradingView access.

For product questions, access problems, or feature requests, sign in to the Web Control Center and open Support. This is the support path for every member, including NinjaTrader users. Create a ticket there and return to the same section to follow its status and replies.