This is a very interesting thread.
I am not going to lie a lot of the things went completely above my head.
As a beginner into these concepts and order flow trading, where do I start from?
And do you find a better edge in this then lets say normal trend following/trend reversal strategies?
What books should I look into to start learning about these concept you guys are discussing here?
Any resources you guys can recommend?
Hello Everyone! This is a very interesting thread. I am not going to lie a lot of the things went completely above my head. As a beginner into these concepts and order flow trading, where do I start from? And do you find a better edge in this then lets say normal trend following/trend reversal strategies? What books should I look into to start learning about these concept you guys are discussing here? Any resources you guys can recommend? Thanks!
{quote} I would open up a NQ chart and observe the volume for an entire morning and afternoon during New York session. Go on YouTube and open up a book map live stream, get the tape indicator, The volume profile indicator, and tell me what you see
{quote} Im unto this https://www.youtube.com/live/ynZWkPD...4Nq-mfpUsqKlIp But can't locate the tape indicator. Also saw discussion on iceberg indicators but can't see how that can be detected/added on the charts.
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What do you mean? This is a Livestream of someone using a paid service. You can't add it to your charts. You can use it for reference or buy your own.
This thread is only for traders who hyper scalp. Hyper scalping is an extreme form of scalping in trading, where a trader executes a high frequency of trades within seconds or milliseconds to capture small price movements. This strategy relies on ultra-fast execution, low latency, and often utilizes algorithms or direct market access (DMA) to exploit tiny inefficiencies in the market. Let's discuss your methodology, brokers, and all of the above.
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Hello MachineLearn,
I also hyper scalp NQ futures. Would you like to chat in private?
