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Find repeated flow patterns across sessions.

See whether a signed premium mix repeated, without treating a streak as someone buying every day.

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Multi-Session Flow Persistence Tracker · 21-second walkthroughMarket session Sep 25, 2026

The report UI is recreated from the test app's Sep 25, 2026 session, not a live screen. A historical example with music; no narration.

Multi-Session Flow Persistence Tracker · real test-app reportMarket session Sep 22, 2026Swipe to inspect →
Real Multi-Session Flow Persistence Tracker report in the TradingFlow test app, showing Persistent bullish mix for the September 22, 2026 market session.

Captured Sep 23, 2026 on testapp.tradingflow.com. This is a historical example; results on this page do not refresh. Swipe across the image to inspect its columns.

Multi-Session Flow Persistence Tracker · how the report is assembledConceptual map
  1. 01Selected sessions
  2. 02Compare classified signs
  3. 03Persistent mixes

Repeated sign does not identify a persistent buyer.

Read the output

  1. 01Daily signed mix: bullish-classified premium minus bearish-classified premium.
  2. 02Signed tilt = (bullish days − bearish days) ÷ sessions.
  3. 03Persistence = |tilt| × ln(1 + |net premium| in millions), ranked separately for bullish mix and bearish mix.

Keep in mind

A persistent mix is not directional conviction, opening status, or a named trader.

How to read it

From report to evidence

  1. 01

    Run persistence

    Open Multi-Session Flow Persistence Tracker in Cookbooks. Lengthen lookback if you want a slower streak.

  2. 02

    Read tilt, then size

    Tilt near ±1 with tiny net premium is a quiet one-sided tape. Persistence scales by size so loud names surface.

  3. 03

    Check OI if the mix matters

    Pre-Move Positioning still asks whether size stayed on the book. This recipe only repeats the mix.

Method and limitations

A paid Cookbook that scores how one-sided a name’s bullish- vs bearish-classified premium was across several completed sessions. Rolls, hedges, and dealer flow can print the same streak. Not a one-session gainer confirmation. Official app template: Multi-Session Flow Persistence Tracker.

What the report computes

  • Daily signed mix: bullish-classified premium minus bearish-classified premium.
  • Signed tilt = (bullish days − bearish days) ÷ sessions.
  • Persistence = |tilt| × ln(1 + |net premium| in millions), ranked separately for bullish mix and bearish mix.

What it does not claim

  • A persistent mix is not directional conviction, opening status, or a named trader.
  • It is not the one-session Top Gainers confirmation score.
  • Trade-grain DEX is unsigned and is not the persistence number.

Persistence is |bullish days − bearish days| / sessions, scaled by ln(1+|net classified premium|); DEX is not the score and the copy treats streaks as positioning, not conviction.

Frequently asked questions

Is a high persistence score a trend-follow signal?
No. It means the classified mix kept one sign. Rolls and hedges can do that. The recipe says so on the page.
How is this different from Top Gainers — Flow Confirmation?
That recipe scores one session’s gainers. This one ignores the spot move and only asks whether signed premium mixed the same way across several sessions.

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The public page explains the report. Run the official template in TradingFlow for a selected completed market session.

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