That is a possibility for sure. A lot of people use different tools that work for them when looking at order flow. I prefer the DOM which has all the raw information. However maybe the hardest tool to learn.
Its a possibility for sure. Some people like to look at other order flow tools, I prefer the DOM its all the raw information. It's difficult for some to grasp, however.
@@TradeProAcademy Yeah me lol. Each to their own, though I think Exocharts does a pretty good job of reflecting order flow with their trend reverse charts for crypto. You're never going to get the impression of orders pulled and added though I admit. Interestingly ATAS has some indicators which attempt to show the Dom on the chart itself, that is limits and market orders for scalps.
Good stuff! Really want to get a hang of reading the DOM on the fly while comparing it to the footprints of the previous sessions.
I've been trying to add the delta on the dom on Sierra charts but they say they don't have the option. How did you get it on?
Best DOM videos out there. Thanks man!
Glad you liked it!
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Hey nice video. Which colums do you use in the middle to display the size? Is that the recent bid/ask column? =)
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I have generally found it easier to use the heatmap
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That is a possibility for sure. A lot of people use different tools that work for them when looking at order flow.
I prefer the DOM which has all the raw information. However maybe the hardest tool to learn.
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Life is too short to stare at a dom. Use a heatmap utility like mobchart and a footprint chart.
Its a possibility for sure. Some people like to look at other order flow tools, I prefer the DOM its all the raw information. It's difficult for some to grasp, however.
@@TradeProAcademy Yeah me lol. Each to their own, though I think Exocharts does a pretty good job of reflecting order flow with their trend reverse charts for crypto. You're never going to get the impression of orders pulled and added though I admit.
Interestingly ATAS has some indicators which attempt to show the Dom on the chart itself, that is limits and market orders for scalps.
Dude get to the fucking point
Thanks for watching!