Order Flow That Can Determine When A Market Can Bounce Off Lows Using Orderflows Trader

www.orderflows.com/oft6.html
One of the most effective ways to use order flow is in determining when a low can hold or not. If a low can hold, at least for now, you can often find nice bounce moves.
Order flow analysis can be a valuable tool for traders in determining the strength or weakness of a price level, such as a low. By analyzing the flow of buy and sell orders, traders can gain insights into the supply and demand dynamics in the market.
When a low holds, meaning that the price level is able to sustain itself without breaking down further, it indicates that buyers are stepping in and supporting the price. This can be a bullish sign and create opportunities for bounce moves.
Traders who use order flow analysis may look for signs of increased buying pressure, such as large buy orders or aggressive buying activity, at a potential low. These indications suggest that there is buying interest in the market and increase the likelihood of a bounce.

[@55psi]

Thanks for your education mike. This channel is definitely the best for orderflow training. Straight to the point. Keep it up!

[@yonikim773]

Thanks Mike. Can listen to you all day long. You've change my perception on technical analysis.

[@arutyx]

Hi, first of all, thanks for all your videos ! For you, what would be more efficient: using a fixed S/TP configuration (ex: fixed TP of 15ticks) or entering and exiting only with a buy or sell signal ? Thanks

[@mtbsperry]

Another great vid! Thank you. Understanding that the SLP has contractual obligation to provide efficient price delivery to the exchange helps to know the imbalances (thin prints) are likely to be revisited and ‘repaired’ at some point.

[@charliewu6192]

Mike, I have learned much from all your great videos

[@VeasnaPana]

Hi mike what is your time zone? And how do you setup so that you have those two lines drawn horizontally?

[@Will_Ramb0]

6:15 Mike, also notice the buy Imbalances 80 to 12, 120 to 29, & 211 to 30 at the lows acting as support

[@aumfinedine67]

Very helpful for India traders

[@chillin363]

Nice session. Thanks.

[@wylliamssokpa3958]

Hey Mike thanks

[@55psi]

Hi Mike, also have a question for you. As each instrument or asset has its own personality in terms of charting, what do you consider when you decide to trade a particular instrument? Do you prefer to trade instruments that visually trend better? Do you have favourites, and why?

[@Will_Ramb0]

9:28 is that a ratio low of 0.29? If it is that shows support along with the 170 to 36 & 195 to 4 buy imbalances at their lows clearly showing support

[@yinyang4323]

The video is great, but I must point out that at times it seems like you're benefiting from hindsight analysis. For instance, in the bounce example at 11:20, you overlooked the second green bar at the lows, despite its notable delta spike in the green direction. This was followed by a red inside bar, which might have influenced your decision. I'm curious if you would have still skipped it had you not seen that red bar, as in other similar setups, you appeared to take the trade immediately.

[@wylliamssokpa3958]

Hey Mike could you upgrade you order flow to highlight big bid or big offer. Cause in almost all you last video I saw that, size in market it really important, I'm wylliams from Benin 🇧🇯

[@EconomistsMUFID]

Great video

[@deepakverma-mp4jb]

Kindly do analysis on nifty future

[@MrBrguy1]

have heard your software has a bad habbitt of freezing when running Ninja tradcer 8, am wanting to buy the software but if it freezes my platform, not sure if I want to try it. There is also bad listings saying that the software has been purchased, there is little to no help if your software doesn't work. any comments or replies?

[@silvermillionaire]

It’s true. I regret purchasing anything from him. I also have the opinion he is a terrible teacher. He goes on too many side rambles. Don’t buy anything from him, I doubt he actually trades. He sells indicators other people made. Buy direct from Markers plus.

[@MrBrguy1]

I had the feeling this footprint program was way big, he shows a lot of stuff a person can use bit if a person doesn't have a very fast computer it might lag or crash. I have been using volumetrix from Ninja trade that has helped me a lot, the Buy/Sell volume is very nice sence it is capable of listing/showing sell volume seperate from. Buy volume. Comes in handy when the market begins a reversal. And I don't need to spend a butt load of money to use it, it comes with the membership/license fee. The license fee isn't cheep but at least I am not paying a lot on brokerage fees.

[@damnthisuser]

Can someone tell me where I can see order flow?

[@kallo_x2134]

Hi me personally i use atas

[@Mylordtrader]

where is ur live market analysis n live market trading ... u cant do cos u dont trade

[@TheNelster72]

Instead of going on about live trading you should try looking to see how order flow acts in your chosen market. In other words backtest. It's obvious looking in the order flow is of value since it tells you about how market structure is formed so you can identify high probability trades. Start with stacked imbalances, value area interaction and pocs at or very close to the low or high since they are easy to spot. He's giving you techniques. It's up to you to apply it. He's not going to hand you a successful strategy. No one is. After all what use would live trading be to you? Anyone can have several lost trades in a row at which point you'd be thinking it doesn't work at all.

[@silvermillionaire]

I highly doubt he can trade. He sells secondhand indicators and is one of the worst teachers I have ever hear. I know because I used to sell expensive in-person options trader training. I made the mistake of believing the fake commentors on his videos and bought his program for over $700, feel ripped off. I immediately regretted it as his teaching style is incoherent with endless side-tangents where he forgets the original point. VERY FRUSTRATING to hear him try to teach and it's never more than stating the obvious.