How To Find The BEST Entry Zones

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Summary

This video details a method for identifying optimal entry points in trading using order flow data, specifically focusing on delta print indicators. It explains how to utilize fixed profile volume analysis and deep trades analysis to pinpoint aggressive seller activity and absorbed buyer positions for high-probability trade executions, illustrated with examples from London and New York sessions.

Highlights

Introduction to Order Flow and Delta Print
00:00:00

The video introduces how to identify the best entry areas using order flow, specifically focusing on the delta print indicator. This method is based on actual order flow data, not traditional technical indicators or support/resistance levels.

London Session Execution Example
00:00:33

The speaker demonstrates an execution during the London session. The market showed a clear breakout and a trend scenario, with price accepting below the value area low. The key was identifying a strong zone marked by a confluence of value area high, big trades, and delta level, indicating aggressive seller pressure.

Dynamic Data and Identifying Strong Areas
00:02:46

The video highlights the importance of dynamic data. When the market approached a strong level, aggressive sellers quickly entered. This allowed for an initial execution and a potential re-entry, protecting above the identified area, to target a swing point with a favorable risk-reward ratio.

Deep Charts Platform and Educational Offer
00:03:54

The speaker promotes their 'Deep Charts' platform, which is available at a discounted price. Those interested in learning order flow and gaining access to real-time data can join via a link in the description, which also includes a one-month educational boot camp.

New York Session Execution: Volume Ledge and Absorbed Buyers
00:04:19

The video moves to a New York session example, where the market created a new dealing range. A 'volume ledge' was identified, where volume quickly transitions from high to low. Detailed analysis revealed aggressive orders, deep trades within candles, and the absorption of aggressive buyers, confirming seller dominance.

Real-time Data and High-Probability Trades
00:05:40

The analysis showed consistent buyer control followed by failed buyer attempts and absorption by sellers. This real-time information is crucial for confirming trades. The example illustrated another high-probability execution by placing a limit order at the identified area where aggressive sellers had absorbed buyers.

Conclusion: Auction Market Theory and Volume
00:06:33

The video concludes by emphasizing that these methods are based on auction market theory, identifying high-probability reversal areas that follow the trend. Trigger executions use deep trades, which are based on actual orders entering the market, not algorithms. The fundamental principle is that volume is the only element that moves price.

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