Sunday Night Futures Open

Traders, tonight the SP500 futures market gapped down 100 points.
I have led you through my analysis process with all of the videos preceding this one.
You only trade in one direction::: THAT OF THE BIG TRADERS. When the bear is in town, you follow the bear. When the bull is in town, you follow the bull. There is no loyalty to direction in professional auction-trading. You must purchase your inventory in discount or sell your inventory in premium. Once you acquire the inventory, you are looking to offload it to a willing auction participant at fair price. This is applied statistics. I have a Master's Degree in Aviation Sciences, and everything in Aviation is procedure for a reason. Safety. This is what attracted me to institutional traders. I found they were very systematic with their conduct, their rules to trade, their focus on seeing the market for what the market is.
There is no way I would ever trust the market to not take my money. So "investing" in the market is what you do with dividend stocks and stocks that you can live with the ups/downs, but don't care about. You literally have to not care with those stocks, you have to track your cost basis, and if you are predicting a downfall in the market like I just did, well then sell some calls. Now thats double-dividending it. I didn't do that, but another mentor of mine on the options floor taught me that one.
There are many, many ways to trade. This is the best system that I have worked my whole adult life to produce. I hope people continue to learn from it as a piece of the puzzle you found in the vast array of failure. This business has a 95% failure rate, remember that. That means you have a 5% shot at succeeding. Remember this is a statistics game, and it was only through rigorous application of procedure and continued reference of fair value and the locations and actions of the large players --- That is how this game is played.
TraderFred

[@MrJamesAbnormal]

In terms of directional bias, when a big order (100+) hits the tape, when do we denote it as significant pressure towards the respective direction, and when do we note that as inventory dealers need to get rid of as they've taken the other side?

[@FredandChase]

Use the DOM trap-sequence (Sqd, Cap, IB, Price) at the level the large player is