Does Order Flow Work? (Is Order Flow Useful)

[@fx_rookie]

I am not get used to watching DOM yet, but I find footprint very usefull

[@creativechaoscom]

In my trading I use order flow as the main piece of information to make trade decisions. Charts, including footprint, support that but the DOM is my main tool. I found that looking at the resting order columns is less useful, but the columns showing current trades at price and the distribution between sellers and buyers is extremely helpful do understand where the aggression is and predict direction of market. Regarding NQ, especially when the VIX is above 20, trading NQ in a DOM is very tricky. Jigsaw daytradr allows tick compression and I have two DOMs side by side with one regular and one with rick compression with a factor of four to better be able to determine value areas. Scalping IMHO is close to impossible without a good DOM.

[@kwamenaplays5899]

DOM comes in quite handy

[@wadatmusik2859]

Yes order flow is helpful with other tools. Great video.

[@MrFreeze79]

order flow is great to trade in thick markets, agriculture, currencies*, and especially the treasuries. too wild to trade this way on NQ.

[@MarkoHristov]

Great video. Thank you Victorio

[@ROSSPAMCap]

Thanks Vic

[@FuturesOutlier]

Great vid! What footprint chart would you say is better for scalping a 5/6 tick reversal chart or a range chart?

[@TradeProAcademy]

@@FuturesOutlier if you’re scalping then ya

[@mmperdue]

Great video, I dont trade with order flow anymore and dropped Sierra

[@charlesosagie1855]

Why did you stop

[@TradingNQFutures]

Awesome content thank you sir 🙏

[@danielanderson668]

Good vid 🙌🏾

[@columbus1983]

name of tools please

[@markj2552]

What happened to George?? Did he retire?

[@leproboscis8767]

I think theres a misconception here about level 2 data. Thats got nothing to do with order flow. Orderflow is the tape, market orders. You dont need level 2 data to trade. And in my opinion should even be avoided.

[@TradeProAcademy]

@@leproboscis8767 ya I generally agree with you, that’s the point I was making. Where I’m looking at the last traded quantities which are market orders at the ask and bid rather than resting orders, I get more information (me) from that than the t/s

[@zeeali7463]

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