NTA Directional Price Pressure (DPP)

NTA Directional Pressure Bar
by NexTrade Academy

NTA Directional Pressure Bar is a contextual market analysis tool developed by NexTrade Academy, designed to quantify real-time directional price pressure by measuring the efficiency and dominance of bullish versus bearish price movement.
This script is not a trading system and does not generate buy or sell signals. Its purpose is to act as a bias confirmation and market context engine, helping traders understand who is controlling the market right now.

🔍 What does NTA Directional Pressure Bar do?
This indicator analyzes pure price action to:
Measure bullish vs bearish pressure using candle body efficiency
Quantify directional dominance in real time
Identify when one side (buyers or sellers) is in control
Filter low-quality conditions and non-operable market phases
The result is a clean, visual pressure bar that reflects institutional-style market control, without unnecessary noise.

📊 How to read it
Green dominance → Bullish pressure is in control
Red dominance → Bearish pressure is in control
Balanced / flat zones → No clear dominance (range or compression)
This tool does not trigger trades.
It enables or disables directional bias.

🧠 Institutional Use Case
NTA Directional Pressure Bar is designed to be used as:
A bias confirmation layer
A context filter before execution
A confluence tool alongside structure, liquidity, or Wyckoff-based analysis
It integrates naturally with frameworks such as:
Wyckoff NTA – Institutional Context Engine
NTC (NexTrade Concept) execution models

⚠️ Important Notice
This script does not guarantee results, is not automated, and is not financial advice.
It must be used strictly as a contextual analysis tool, always combined with a structured trading plan and proper risk management.

✅ Recommended Use
Use NTA Directional Pressure Bar to:
Confirm directional bias
Avoid trading against dominant pressure
Stay aligned with market control
Improve trade selectivity and discipline

Developed by NexTrade Academy
Institutional Trading · Market Structure · Context First