The Biggest Mistake Traders Make With Market Delta [FOOTPRINT CHART]

[@deividasjoceris]

I am looking fot Delta divergence at resistances or supports

[@NeverSeenVids]

Very good! Finally someone with a clear explanation.

[@mattd3535]

I have never heard CD alone be a buy or sell indicator. CD is telling a story about the bids and offers that you can use to your advantage. This is why Delta Divergence is used because when delta is strong in one direction and price isn't moving you have an underlying convergence that is going to happen. Typically one side prevails and you get a large directional move. The key is being patient and wait for your signal to jump on the back of whoever wins and ride the wave.

[@AxiaFutures]

Thanks for commenting and watching our video's!

[@alexanderher7692]

where can i find you master yoda

[@neikissyoga]

actully true,that's what i am doing

[@jakeracz9146]

So many contradicting view points on this that I’ve taken it off my charts so it doesn’t screw with my head but I’ll be adding it back on now. Thanks for this

[@bidfx_ict.]

How do you get the foot print chart

[@jakeracz9146]

@@bidfx_ict. I use Motive Wave

[@alexanderher7692]

so what do u look at

[@thadbeingthad]

As soon as you mentioned "there's no April fools joke" I had to check the date of this video release. I'm watching this on April 2, 2022. Serendipitous coincidence.

[@TTeaSett]

What does he mean when he says that "the sellers are reloading the offer"? can someone explain please?

[@AxiaFutures]

Hi Fabrizzio. Thanks for the question. Here is the answer: every time someone tries to lift the offer (trading into the offer), new offer steps in. Let's say there is 10 contracts at both bid and offer on the closest price. If buyers trade into the offer and take that ten, they should move to the next offer price. But if someone immediately steps back in with additonal 10 at the same offer price, thats is called reloading the offer. That price is being defended. If you want to find out more how to read the price ladder, don't forget to visit our free webinar: go.elitetraderworkshop.com/Free

[@TopgunB]

Is it not simpler to only look at Delta to confirm or refute a breakout or fake out together with volume and open interest. It is an early predictor of breakout or fake out. The point is you look at price first then use Delta not the other way round.

[@PhongNguyen-tp7lg]

thanks ... great video! ... Am i correct? ... the point here is when we see a huge imbalance in Delta ... then we should notice how the price react with it ... chances are we might be in an absorbtion phase in which bigMoney might be taking their profit & just start loading their new orders ... so it price is not going to reverse right away? :)

[@jd-ld8mm]

How much does software cost?

[@maestrodelaia]

Hello God from another world, do you prefer Sierra or MarketDelta? Which one do you use? Thank you

[@ygumit]

Hi Brannigan, how come that on footprint only market orders are shown? Where do all the limit orders go? How come that at a single tick, there can be different numbers of buyers and sellers?

[@syncvestor8254]

limit order you might need to take your attention on DOM due to limit order might be pull, layering, spoofing and so on. In this case, bookmap can help.

[@Spinlayer]

Your course is based on a sofware that is no longer avaliable... how can I enroll your course if i can't use that software? Is there any identical software to follow your course?

[@AxiaFutures]

Hi Spinlayer. The although the software is not available, most modern software packages support Footprint such as Sierra Charts, Investor RT, Tradovate, etc.

[@Reapercreepers]

Basically means longs covering shorts and vice Versa. Lots of factors in but like the man said it doesn’t mean buy or sell ... that would be too easy. Off course sometimes opportunities are there from what the data shows ..... it’s a great tool however.

[@emmanuelsamuel3802]

Hi, how can I access market delta?? or marketdelta cloud...?

[@AxiaFutures]

Hi Emmanuel, see my previous reply. For more info, head over to: go.elitetraderworkshop.com/Free Thanks.

[@revengetrader5541]

What happened to Market Delta software? I’d like to know what other available options are there? Investor RT is great but also has its flaws. Thanks

[@unsaltedpeanuts5160]

Sierra Chart

[@mikeerzulie7017]

and what does "reloading the bid" mean? And does this mean trading gurus selling systems based on Footprint/Order Flow are promising something that won't help trading accuracy?

[@OurNewestMember]

If you're an aggressive seller and you place a large enough order to match the bid price (at least the entire size of the bid quote), what happens next? ...Either that bid price level disappears (because those buy orders were matched and executed by your sell order) ...or buyers place _additional_ buy orders at that price level, ie, the bid is "reloaded"

[@Reapercreepers]

Anyone use motive wave ?

[@maniac7314]

Very good!

[@jobijobajoba7217]

Not to mention that Delta is not a delta as -3250 for example has 3250 Bids waiting to be taken, so a delta which is not a delta but a mere indication of who is more "aggressive" so not very useful on its own in my opinion and certainly not indeed a gage of net buying/selling

[@alexanderher7692]

say less

[@charliethomas9173]

Your interpretation of 'net long' and 'net short' is interesting. Obviously there aren't more longs than shorts and vice versa, so how do you come up with the assumption that a market is 'net long'? My understanding is that there are an equal amount of buyers and sellers, and market direction is dictated by supply and demand.

[@OurNewestMember]

I think he's describing other peoples' concept of "net long", not his own. As you both said, all trades match an equal quantity of buys and sells. However, net short/long can be meaningful for the distribution of position accumulation. If 100k contracts were traded between 5 distinct buyers and 300 distinct sellers, the concept of thinking of a few (large) market participants as "net long" could be helpful when identifying price levels that could prompt action for portfolios of some market participants.

[@anirudhdonekal4043]

A net long can be when say prices are rising higher, people who are long might tend to hold their positions whereas shorts might be getting in and getting stopped as the market moves higher. And the sell side liquidity might be coming in from existing buyers who want to sell and take profit.

[@charliethomas9173]

@@anirudhdonekal4043 I get what you're saying, however to say that a market is net long implies that there are more longs than shorts in the market, which is impossible.

[@reddotfx6595]

I think that hes the only one making these mistakes

[@thetrader7890]

so remove the Delta from your chart ...

[@jkoresh5483]

Why not remove the damn delta so it can’t screw us in the head 🤪

[@VinnyEmini]

LMAO

[@meixu69]

Lol