
Explore order flow concepts and tools—volume profile, depth of market, time and sales, delta, volume, and footprint charts—and apply them to scalping futures with risk management and sizing.
Record trades with OBS Studio, review daily sessions to build scalping skills. Use Quantower via AMP futures to access order flow, depth of market data, and the simulator.
Explore how data feeds shape day trading, using volume profile from centralized futures and stocks rather than decentralized forex data for reliable bid-ask ladders.
Explore how price movement stems from the interaction of market orders and limit orders on the ladder, with bid and ask sizes revealing buyers, sellers, and liquidity.
Learn how order flow reveals the raw market dynamics behind candles and indicators, using the price ladder to see buyers, sellers, and volume driving short-term moves.
Learn how time and sales reveal big size trades, how to filter noise, and how to combine it with footprint and volume tools to identify aggressive buyers and sellers.
Analyze the S&P 500 flash crash through time and sales data to understand order flow, limit down dynamics, and evolving bid/offer prints.
Explain how auctions drive price in markets and show how volume profile reveals the auction process, highlighting value, high-volume nodes, low-volume nodes, and the point of control.
Explore volume profile day types from normal day to double distribution day and neutral day, focusing on initial balance, value areas, liquidity, and big size moves.
Utilize the depth of market ladder to time entries around round numbers, walls, and liquidity. Learn to protect stops and maximize profit by reading order flow on the dom.
Master executing trades with the depth of market (DOM) and order flow edge, using market, stop, and limit orders to enter, exit, and manage profits on the S&P.
Learn how prices move between value ranges driven by liquidity and the interaction of buyers and sellers, identifying value areas and rejections to anticipate market direction.
Read footprint charts with delta and volume to spot unusual setups around the point of control. Then scalp around the POC using trend lines and delta signals with risk management.
Demonstrates a reversal setup on gold futures using order flow concepts like LVN, delta, and POC, with a long entry at 55.8 and target 58.2.
Recognize iceberg orders and hidden liquidity in order flow, identifying absorbing sellers, and trade breakouts around key levels using volume profile for targets and risk controls.
Discover chasing setups using the order flow edge, price ladder and footprint chart to execute quick scalp trades and read big orders behind price.
Some titles and methods in this lecture explained in the next section, so it's highly recommended to re-watch after reviewing the next section (section 4).
Use footprint-based order flow to spot a fake breakout and buyer squeeze around LVN and HVN, then enter longs on a break above key levels toward 2950.
Learn to distinguish liquid values and dry values in order flow, understand how liquidity attracts or repels price, and how acceptance and rejection shape market moves between values.
Identify hidden values and the odd liquid price using the ten-second chart and volume profile to spot the most liquid levels for future trades.
Notice how Hidden values turn into Volume profile point of control!
Identify four value-based setups around key levels—pt two, b2, h3, and head and shoulders—driven by higher highs, fakeouts, and tests of hidden value, with risk management guiding entries.
Examine entry rules for neckline breaks, trend lines, and head-and-shoulders patterns within the H3 setup, with tight stop losses, two contracts to scale out, and value-based profit targets.
Learn to apply volume profile on each leg of a Nasdaq ten-second chart, identifying value, POC shifts, accumulation, hidden values, and double distribution to gauge direction and tight-risk entries.
Learn to identify hidden values, odd liquid prices, and low volume nodes, draw trend lines, and execute risk management trades with two contracts, stop loss, and take profit.
Define your risk, adapt stop losses to market range, and manage exits using market behavior to protect profits, reduce emotions, and align with your time frame.
Learn to manage profit with a flexible plan that adjusts risk as profits grow, locks in gains, and prevents revenge trading during trading hours.
Think in probabilities and understand how emotions influence risk and returns. Prioritize risk management before strategy to let long-term odds work in your favor.
Discover how the trader's edge against the market emerges from controlling strategy, risk, entries and exits, sizing, and timing, while the market governs price movements.
Explore how market cycles shift from volatility to trending and consolidation through auction mechanics. Identify liquid value and dry value to adapt strategies and sharpen trading psychology.
Mastering the art of scalping requires more than candles and typical indicators, that's why professionals and institutions use order flow as the main trading information resource on daily basis. as a retail trader you need to see what's behind the scenes, not just candle indicating prices going up and down, you will need to learn how prices move to gain an edge against market participants.
Trading based on order flow and analyzing market volume was a game changer for me trading futures such as Nasdaq, S&P500 and Crude oil, and here I share my knowledge from years of experience.
In this beginners course we will learn:
+ Why you need order flow for scalping futures as an edge and method to approach markets.
+ Types of orders and the mechanics of price movements.
+ Price / volume tools break down such as foot print charts, time and sales, volume profile and depth of market.
+ Reading foot print charts and volume profile to get better entries, confirmations and better risk managment.
+ Correlating data and reading the markets.
+Learn from history: S&P 500 Flash crash (time/sales)
+ Scalping strategies and the short term easy money.
+ Volume profile reading and strategies.
+ Learn how to marry Risk managment and sizing to your trading approach to have longevity in day trading.
+ Day trading psychology and expectations.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
Trading financial markets, including futures, stocks, forex, and other financial instruments, involves substantial risk and may result in the loss of your invested capital.
The information, strategies, examples, charts, and trade scenarios presented in this course are provided for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, or trading advice.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.