How To Trade The "Delta Flip" Order Flow Strategy

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In this video, Richard not only explores what Delta flip trades entail but also discusses when and why you should consider utilising them in your trading strategy.
He also dissects a recent trade example from our six-week course, illustrating how to identify the optimal entry points and the key factors to consider before executing such trades. From analysing the order flow to recognising pivotal price levels, he guides you through the process of identifying potential trade setups and maximising your entry efficiency. He also emphasises the significance of observing delta turnovers and buyer aggression to gauge market sentiment accurately.
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[@morpheus2610]

Thanks Richard

[@Abdel78598]

quality content thank you I wonder we should focus on how many instruments on the future contract to seek high performance because I see a lot of order books on your charts

[@raijin892]

Hello Ty for the video ! How do you use de jigsaw dom with Tradovate ?

[@DH-cv8bo]

Excellent, thanks. What's the "music" for ...?

[@__BA__]

I'm signed up to start on May 20th. Can't wait.

[@AxiaFutures]

Excited for you to join! Let us know if there is anything we can assist with. Email us at [e-mail]

[@ObsidianFutures]

In reference to what you said about the stop set at 1 tick about the initial entry, I find that it's useful to do this when you are sitting in a reversal kind of move to let the trade play out because now you know that no matter what you will profit on this trade. You can allow it to have room to play out how you think it will go.

[@gmt425]

No because you’re just trading your pnl at that point. Exit the trade when the reason for entering is invalidated. You want no other reason.

[@AxiaFutures]

Thanks for watching!

[@tmxpy5652]

Great!

[@AxiaFutures]

Thanks for watching!

[@thepositiontrader8803]

I see you sell mentorships/training but do you offer trading signals using your strategies?

[@user-ub3qr4bj8g]

what are the tax rules for Futures trading in the UK? Income, CGT or non at all due to speculative in nature?

[@scottmatlou]

Front running that large order around 16 would’ve been ideal entry… What platform are you using to Chart with @axia

[@mnsanabu]

Quick way to increase performance. Before entering or exiting a trade ask yourself: what would Richard do?

[@nickboretz1774]

It's a counter trend trade..depending on yr. time factor, but that's what it looks like. Valid, but you'll need really heavy duty buying. Right now we don't know whether it is simply closing out shorts, right? Delta is fine, but it is delayed info and contains back and forth trades. I think Time and Sales will show you the agression much clearer. At least that's what I use.

[@AxiaFutures]

Thanks for the comment!

[@tmxpy5652]

Pls more trade explanations

[@AxiaFutures]

Coming soon!

[@history_of_philosophy]

First how to get chart like that?

[@abu_muhammad]

For that you'll need to buy the course 😂

[@brandond5441]

Exocharts, jigsaw, coinank is free but not as good imo

[@Princeetrader]

Sir please create course again because your old platform is too dark

[@AxiaFutures]

We have made some improvements

[@fvb1369]

If you wait your too late , they are all ready in... Don't look at the order book ,indicators or any numbers except for time and price. Just look at the candles they will tell you all that's needed.

[@ChrisNewport-pj2iq]

What do you think moves price if it's not the order book and delta..?

[@fvb1369]

You can view the order book and delta as an indicator and ask yourself , would price move without the indicator? Yes, Price is a reflection of time , time that that algorithm behind price books up and down to be efficiently delivered. It doesn't know where your stop is , it doesn't have to know as it ( reprices to old highs / lows * and beyond to grab liquidity and or reprices to inefficiëntcy / gaps that exist within the algorithms delivery to be efficiently delivered. All people that tell you otherwise have no clue of how an automated market maker books , they tell you fairy tail stories. Do not buy into that an amm does not care for your order book it moves regardless and it's 100 ÷ controlled to the tick. There is no need to blur your chart with nonsense, just look at time and price.

[@b.g.d.1337]

@@fvb1369 Order book is just raw market auction, is not an indicator. Delta is a formula that calculates the difference between bid and ask size, like candles are just a formula that takes into account opening price, highest price, lowest price and closing price within a pre-defined range (timeframe). Price and time are just marketing potentially new auctions where buyers and sellers agree or not uppon a set of prices. Liquidity grabs are completely subjective and are not in any way, shape or form predicting any shit. There are a ton of nuances that are taken into account, in any capital market, that decides where the actual price needs to be (based just on supply and demand, which is very diversed because there are participants who base solely on fundamentals, there are participants which are solely based on tehnicals). AMM's are just automated market making models that are based entirely on algorithms to offer liquidity for the participants. This is not any black magic or manipulation, just the way a modern market opperates. Before you reply confident with an answer based on 0 research, think twice, because there are people who may trust a youtube comment. Have a good day!

[@ChrisNewport-pj2iq]

@@fvb1369 The order book shows the very thing that moves price. Buyers and sellers. The order book and delta aren't indicators, it's the raw data of resting limit orders and aggressive market participants, who interact with each other to move price up or down. There is not one "Algorithm" that moves price up or down. Everything you see on a candlestick chart happens because of how buyers and sellers interact. That's it. You've really drunk the ICT Koolaid

[@borneotrades]

Market Maker Model, from Buy model, MMBM to MMSellModel, MMSM.