An iceberg order is an order to buy or sell a large quantity of a financial security that, rather than being entered as a single, large order, is broken up into several smaller orders. Iceberg orders are primarily used by large, institutional traders who wish to conceal a large trade they are making.
Identifying Iceberg Orders Traders can identify iceberg orders by looking for a series of limit orders coming from a single market maker that constantly seems to reappear. For example, an institutional investor might break an order to buy one million shares into ten different orders for 100,000 shares each. Traders have to watch closely to pick up on the pattern and recognize that these orders are being filled in real-time
Hi Tarun, the MBO Bundle with the Stops & Icebergs indicators is to be used as a confluence, not as a signal. We have always proclaimed this. The indicator gives direct insight to the types of orders that are transacting. Typically, larger players use icebergs orders, smaller players typically use stops and stop loss orders. You also can see the relationship between these orders and players. However, the bigger picture order flow events rule, the Stops & Icebergs can give excellent confluence. This type of transparency is lacking or unseen from most trading platforms. We hope it helps you make more informed trading decisions.
This is a terrible video...... Using words like "might" "maybe" ... "Lets See" these are emotional words that are banned from the equity trading education system.... I'm not sure if I heard the words "possibly" or "possible".... I feel like Im listening to the local weather forecast....
@@nonamebrojones5545 I understand,, I’m not trying to challenge that logic... I’m basically trying to prove that trading equities with bookmap has 0 advantage when you can use support and resistance levels and whole psychological price points... I paid 230.00 a month for a year to figure this out!!! Where are the “fact checkers”
@@StevieRomo seeing the details behind what creates S/R levels gives incredible edge. Especially in the equities world. If you don't like spending $ on elite tools, use thinkorswim for free. Even NinjaTrader has a license fee. So does Sierra, TS, all of the robust market/volume profile platforms do. But they offer actual in-depth data instead of aggregate garbage like TOS.
@@StevieRomo It has far more information on what is happening within support and resistance zones. Anyway, it's for professionals anyway, and obviously not for everyone.
An iceberg order is an order to buy or sell a large quantity of a financial security that, rather than being entered as a single, large order, is broken up into several smaller orders. Iceberg orders are primarily used by large, institutional traders who wish to conceal a large trade they are making.
Identifying Iceberg Orders
Traders can identify iceberg orders by looking for a series of limit orders coming from a single market maker that constantly seems to reappear. For example, an institutional investor might break an order to buy one million shares into ten different orders for 100,000 shares each. Traders have to watch closely to pick up on the pattern and recognize that these orders are being filled in real-time
Hey, what course can I watch to learn how to trade profitably with orderflows and know what to look our for . Please respond if you know
Which is the best video to start with.
For beginners ?
Hi Benjamin, thanks for your question. We recommend you start with this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLzaGy-3oukoS65POA7RWsJxjteSBEg6eu.html
Can using Stop & Iceberg Tracker for cryptocurrency ?
no, it only works with Rithmic data for CME Group Futures.
@@Bookmap_pro thank you
lol...he is putting as a golden rule anytime you see "stops and iceberg together" just go for it . I wish it was that simple.
Hi Tarun, the MBO Bundle with the Stops & Icebergs indicators is to be used as a confluence, not as a signal. We have always proclaimed this. The indicator gives direct insight to the types of orders that are transacting. Typically, larger players use icebergs orders, smaller players typically use stops and stop loss orders. You also can see the relationship between these orders and players. However, the bigger picture order flow events rule, the Stops & Icebergs can give excellent confluence. This type of transparency is lacking or unseen from most trading platforms. We hope it helps you make more informed trading decisions.
This indicator is native for bookmap?
no, it's offered separately on the Bookmap Marketplace as the MBO Bundle, marketplace.bookmap.com/
@@Bookmap_pro so, why does global plus contain iceberg tracker?
This is a terrible video...... Using words like "might" "maybe" ... "Lets See" these are emotional words that are banned from the equity trading education system.... I'm not sure if I heard the words "possibly" or "possible".... I feel like Im listening to the local weather forecast....
Nobody can tell the future
"Certainty" doesn't exist, if that's what your mind is wanting.
@@nonamebrojones5545 I understand,, I’m not trying to challenge that logic... I’m basically trying to prove that trading equities with bookmap has 0 advantage when you can use support and resistance levels and whole psychological price points... I paid 230.00 a month for a year to figure this out!!! Where are the “fact checkers”
@@StevieRomo seeing the details behind what creates S/R levels gives incredible edge. Especially in the equities world. If you don't like spending $ on elite tools, use thinkorswim for free. Even NinjaTrader has a license fee. So does Sierra, TS, all of the robust market/volume profile platforms do. But they offer actual in-depth data instead of aggregate garbage like TOS.
@@StevieRomo It has far more information on what is happening within support and resistance zones. Anyway, it's for professionals anyway, and obviously not for everyone.