How To Day Trade with Order-Flow Scalping
What you'll learn
- Students will achieve a greater understanding of how to read order-flow, they will learn how to time entries based on the subtleties found in the tape.
Requirements
- In this course we use the NinjaTrader7 platform, available free from the Ninja website.
- In this course we are also using the FinAlg footprint chart, but any footrpint plotting software will do.
Description
In this course you'll learn not only how to read order-flow data, but you'll spend nearly an hour on the chart learning my one setup that has proved to be consistently reliable at predicting future events.
To make the most out of this course you should head over to NinjaTraders website to download the platform (for free). You can also get a free trial of the order-flow footprint chart used in the video.
Who this course is for:
- Traders interested in learning the subtleties of order-flow trading.
Instructor
- 4.1 Instructor Rating
- 192 Reviews
- 1,528 Students
- 4 Courses
Bruce Levy is the Head Algorithmic Trader and CEO of FuturesTradeRoom, he subscribes to the recognized methods of Classical Technical Analysis and has developed his own methods of analyzing charts. He specializes in adapting directional outright trading systems to ever changing market environments. The strategy's vetting process involves identifying tradeable patterns through keen market observation, once patterns are discovered they are mechanized for further analysis. Those that meet rigorous criteria are then automated into an algorithm and quantified over a robust data set prior to use in the traderoom.
Bruce shares his extensive work through the FuturesTradeRoom screenshare, his Automated Day Trading Programs are streamed on a 23/6 basis. In addition, the system may involve no human intervention and the trades are executed on the chart trader for all to see. He also writes a Weekly Futures Market Update Newsletter which focuses on Daily and Weekly chart formations. His analysis includes a unique blend of Volume Profile, Price Action and Classical Technical Analysis.