
Learn to read order flow with time and sales, tape, and footprint charts to interpret live forex futures moves. See how big trades reveal market dynamics and address information asymmetry.
Analyze live order flow with time and sales, foot print charts, and market profile on pound futures. Identify support and resistance, bid-ask dynamics, and execution points to navigate futures.
The lecture uses tape and footprint charts to show a shift from bid support around 93–91 to heavy offers near 96, signaling a potential short setup.
Analyze order flow in real time using the time and sales window and footprint charts to assess short positions, key support levels, and potential downside reversals in the pound.
Explore how time and sales and order flow reveal bid and offer dynamics, market profile value areas, and oversold setups to identify potential breakouts with risk management in forex futures.
As a trader for over 15 years, I know how hard it can be to get enough screen time or to find good mentoring that will take you through the aspect visually observing the market live. Let's face it, anyone can right a course with information from Google but most courses will not put you in the action. If this is the first time you are doing my courses, then you will find I have a no holds barred policy, I will show you down the rabbit hole and help you avoid the costly mistakes.
This course covering Order flow, time and sales live trading is part of a series of live courses, the first of their kind here on Udemy, a chance to sit side by side with a real trader, covering all aspects of order flow using live market data analysis not just power points and screenshots.
You will learn -
To identify order flow direction
To hedge your ideas and plan dynamically through what you see
To identify order types as they occur
To identify sweeper activity and be able to capitalise on poorly positioned traders
And much more...
I hope that you enjoy this course and everything it offers. Do not forget to access the Discord Q and A in the resources section of the first lecture. I look forward to seeing you all.