The indicator uses concise chart labels so signals stay readable during fast market conditions. The key acronyms are:

• OF — Order Flow. Used in labels such as OF BUY and OF SELL to identify confirmed order-flow divergence, absorption, or reversal signals.
• CVD — Cumulative Volume Delta. A running measure of buying pressure versus selling pressure. The indicator builds a session CVD internally from Volumetric BarDelta and can reset it each session.
• BarDelta — The difference between aggressive buying volume and aggressive selling volume inside a Volumetric bar. The indicator reads NinjaTrader Volumetric BarDelta directly.
• Abs / Absorption — A condition where aggressive buying or selling appears in the order flow, but price fails to make meaningful progress. This can suggest that the opposite side is absorbing the pressure.
• Div / Divergence — A condition where price makes a new high or low, but CVD does not confirm that new extreme. This may reveal weakening participation behind the move.
• REV — Reversal. Used in labels such as REVERSAL BUY, REVERSAL SELL, POT REV BUY, and POT REV SELL when strong order-flow pressure fails to produce an appropriate price response.
• POT — Potential. Used for intrabar developing signals, such as POT REV BUY or POTENTIAL OF SELL. These are forming signals and may disappear if the bar no longer meets the signal rules before close.
• CT — Countertrend. Used when a confirmed order-flow signal appears against the active trend bias. For example, CT BUY means a bullish order-flow signal appeared while the trend bias was bearish.
• WARN — Warning. Used with countertrend labels to remind the trader that the signal is against the selected or automatic trend bias, and may be better interpreted as a retrace/repair opportunity rather than a full trend reversal.
• REPAIR — A trend-aligned order-flow signal. REPAIR BUY appears when bullish order flow aligns with bullish trend bias, and REPAIR SELL appears when bearish order flow aligns with bearish trend bias.
• SWR — Sweep Return. Used in labels such as SWR BUY and SWR SELL. These appear after price sweeps beyond a prior confirmed signal candle and then creates a potential return setup back into that candle’s range.
• HH — Higher High. In the detailed Sweep Return text, HH sweep means price swept above the prior bearish signal candle high before producing an SWR SELL setup.
• LL — Lower Low. In the detailed Sweep Return text, LL sweep means price swept below the prior bullish signal candle low before producing an SWR BUY setup.
• Sig H/L — Signal High / Low. The high and low of the original signal candle used as the Sweep Return reference range.
• ST — SuperTrend. Used in the indicator settings for automatic trend-bias logic. The indicator can optionally use SuperTrend-style trend tracking to classify order-flow signals as trend-aligned, neutral, or countertrend.
• ATR — Average True Range. Used by the SuperTrend-style trend tracker to calculate trend offsets. The companion SuperTrend script exposes ATR multiplier and ATR period settings.