Order Flow and Volume Profile: Learn from the Pros

Today, you will learn from the pros; Leo and Job from OrderFlow Labs join me for a comprehensive guide on mastering order flow and volume profile - two essential tools for trading strategically. Understanding order flow and volume profile is paramount for traders aiming to gain a competitive edge in these markets. By interpreting the dynamics of supply and demand through order flow analysis, traders can pinpoint significant price levels and anticipate market moves with greater accuracy. Simultaneously, volume profiling provides valuable insights into the distribution of volume at various price levels, enabling traders to identify areas of high liquidity and potential turning points.
Leo and Job will discuss the importance of using MGI, understanding balance, imbalance, and touch on the key concepts of volume profiling. Join us as we explore the key concepts, practical applications, and advanced techniques associated with order flow.
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[@silentj2347]

OFL Boyz have mad skillz. Glad they are getting their due. DELI, thanks for bringing Leo & Job on the show.

[@wulfW]

I'm a bit confused. I think Anthony was saying "bright blue" or "bright red" within a context that suggests brighter = stronger delta, but isn't it the other way around? I thought the darker shades of red or blue indicate strong delta, whereas lighter shades indicate more subtle, muted delta.

[@AnthonyCrudele]

The brighter blue and red are the stronger delta on their chart.

[@wulfW]

@@AnthonyCrudele Oh ok thanks. I'm used to seeing it configured the other way around. Threw me off for a second.