Absorption Bubbles Pro [Orderflow Confirmed]

Flags candles where one side was the dominant, above-average aggressor (via order-flow delta) but price still rejected and held against them — a sign the other side may have absorbed that pressure.

- Lime bubble below a bar = possible BUYER absorption: sellers were dominant (delta clearly negative) with a volume spike, but the bar rejected its low.

- Red bubble above a bar = possible SELLER absorption: buyers were dominant (delta clearly positive) with a volume spike, but the bar rejected its high.

Bubble size scales with how unusual the volume/delta dominance was.

Confirmed-hold markers: a bigger marker appears on the absorption bar once price holds for N bars after (default 3) without breaking it -- separating absorption that stuck from absorption that failed.

Why order flow, not wick shape alone: a long wick with high volume can't tell you who was aggressive — could be real absorption, or a normal reversal where one side won outright. This requires delta to confirm direction first.

Usage: treat flagged bars as a reason to look closer at a level you already cared about (support/resistance, session high/low) — not a standalone signal. Cross-check against a footprint chart when available; this only sees bar-level delta, not where volume concentrated within the bar.

Inputs: volume/delta multipliers, wick ratio, confirmation bars, tolerance, bubble sizes.

Educational only, not financial advice. Backtest before relying on it.