Just starting out. Still playing on Sims. Glad I found you early in my Journey. So much BS out there and none of it made logical sense to me. Your stuff makes sense. Really appreciate your time in making these vids.
Excellent you found the channel so early on, hopefully we can shorten that learning curve. Glad you enjoyed the video and it provided you value 😃 Many thanks
Hey mate, thanks for stopping by!! :) This is a good idea, I will cover this at some point for you. The higher timeframe swing points are always great inflection points where larger firms are getting involved
You are correct, and it is a mental game, large firms are trying to keep their hand hidden, shake people out, and take their money. So this video was to make people change their perspective and make them aware of who the competition is and what they can get up to in a session. Hope you found it valuable!!
Hi Mr Order Flow, thank you for your videos. I have been finding discrepancies in my P&L. If I use a Volume stop to be triggered if volume goes below a certain number, does the fill happen at that price or the one after? Thank you
If does if you are using a volume limit or volume stop. Sometimes you may get some slippage with the stop, but if you use a limit you will then get out at that price but run the risk of no fill. Hope that makes sense mate. Many thanks
The platform is Sierra Charts. Here is a link to a free 2 week trial with delayed data. bit.ly/SierraCharts If you want to join our discord, we can help you with chartbooks and help you get it set up 😀 I execute off it everyday, and show the OrderFlow in the livestream also
I use market profile and volume profile for context for that specific day. If we are in complete balance for the day, then there is a higher probability we are going back in the range than seeing a breakout. Also, with a breakout you need to see aggressive action and the opposing direction being pulled for a breakout to sustain. The clues are in the day type and the order book 🙂
You need to be aware of your competition with every business. Seeing the OrderFlow gives you a clue as to where large firms are getting involved. Ultimately, you are looking to join them and keep your risk tight per position
I've been looking for a lifestyle change and been looking into trading for a very long time and demo trading for about 3 years. I've been looking for that mystical cryptic that they call Edge; it's like looking for a unicorn in a random forest. Your video makes a lot of sense and I'm going to be studying it though I'm currently looking into trading crypto like Bitcoin, a lot of your theories are sound and I'm sure is could be related to crypto trading as well.
Thank you for commenting. Concepts can be applied to all markets but each product has its own nuances and tendencies. Hopefully the studying goes well, and if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out. Many thanks
Hey mate, it depends on the trade, however, if you are taking a sweep back into the range, then the trade is invalid if it breaks below the sweep low. If the trade is not going in your favour in a set amount of time then start to be cautious :) It is always better to take a scratch than a full stop if the trade is not doing what you are expecting.
I do scale into positions when it goes in my favor, but I prefer to be all out of a position rather than scaling out. In my opinion, scaling adds an extra layer of complication, and life is easier if you are just all in and all out. Adding to a losing position is a killer, unless you have accounted for adding.
Just starting out. Still playing on Sims. Glad I found you early in my Journey. So much BS out there and none of it made logical sense to me. Your stuff makes sense. Really appreciate your time in making these vids.
Excellent you found the channel so early on, hopefully we can shorten that learning curve. Glad you enjoyed the video and it provided you value 😃 Many thanks
you should show us some things on the daily chart for game theory on larger market patterns and moves
Hey mate, thanks for stopping by!! :) This is a good idea, I will cover this at some point for you. The higher timeframe swing points are always great inflection points where larger firms are getting involved
Nice, thank you so much! I’m going to watch more
You are welcome, there are a lot of other OrderFlow videos on the channel, and plenty more content. Enjoy and let me know your thoughts. Many thanks
Great information as always, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it! Will work on a correlation video to complement all of the others 🙂
Excellent video mate
Glad you enjoyed it, bud! :)
Adds good insight a lot of ppl think big firms are hunting they’re stops it’s not your stops it’s everyone stops it’s a game of cat and mouse
Once you understand what big firms are looking for you turn from being liquidity to non liquidity
You are correct, and it is a mental game, large firms are trying to keep their hand hidden, shake people out, and take their money. So this video was to make people change their perspective and make them aware of who the competition is and what they can get up to in a session. Hope you found it valuable!!
Hi Mr Order Flow, thank you for your videos. I have been finding discrepancies in my P&L. If I use a Volume stop to be triggered if volume goes below a certain number, does the fill happen at that price or the one after? Thank you
If does if you are using a volume limit or volume stop. Sometimes you may get some slippage with the stop, but if you use a limit you will then get out at that price but run the risk of no fill. Hope that makes sense mate. Many thanks
Pure gold
Thank you mate :)
Very interesting again!
Thanks again!
What is the name of the platform ? And can you trade off it?
The platform is Sierra Charts. Here is a link to a free 2 week trial with delayed data. bit.ly/SierraCharts
If you want to join our discord, we can help you with chartbooks and help you get it set up 😀
I execute off it everyday, and show the OrderFlow in the livestream also
How would you spot a diff between days like last Friday (when ES came back in the range) and the days when it keeps dropping.
I use market profile and volume profile for context for that specific day. If we are in complete balance for the day, then there is a higher probability we are going back in the range than seeing a breakout.
Also, with a breakout you need to see aggressive action and the opposing direction being pulled for a breakout to sustain. The clues are in the day type and the order book 🙂
so we need to know how market maker trade and join them ?
You need to be aware of your competition with every business. Seeing the OrderFlow gives you a clue as to where large firms are getting involved. Ultimately, you are looking to join them and keep your risk tight per position
I've been looking for a lifestyle change and been looking into trading for a very long time and demo trading for about 3 years. I've been looking for that mystical cryptic that they call Edge; it's like looking for a unicorn in a random forest. Your video makes a lot of sense and I'm going to be studying it though I'm currently looking into trading crypto like Bitcoin, a lot of your theories are sound and I'm sure is could be related to crypto trading as well.
Thank you for commenting. Concepts can be applied to all markets but each product has its own nuances and tendencies. Hopefully the studying goes well, and if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out. Many thanks
How do you manage risk?
Hey mate, it depends on the trade, however, if you are taking a sweep back into the range, then the trade is invalid if it breaks below the sweep low. If the trade is not going in your favour in a set amount of time then start to be cautious :) It is always better to take a scratch than a full stop if the trade is not doing what you are expecting.
@@MrOrderFlowOfficial how many lot size do you enter with initially? do you go with small size then add to your position as Price goes in your favor?
I do scale into positions when it goes in my favor, but I prefer to be all out of a position rather than scaling out. In my opinion, scaling adds an extra layer of complication, and life is easier if you are just all in and all out. Adding to a losing position is a killer, unless you have accounted for adding.