First of all, don't overuse any tools or indicators-remember, 'Context is King.' 1.I use 10-range charts in all markets except NQ. 2. I prefer using different colors for bid-ask data, as shown in this video. 3. I use footprint charts only when I've marked support or resistance levels or during range-bound days. There's no point in using them on trending days. Keys to Remember: * Understand the difference between passive buyers/sellers and aggressive buyers/sellers. * After a pullback, the market often tries to retest previous highs or lows (Double Top/Double Bottom patterns). * Always ask yourself: Will you sell at the low or buy at the high? Example: -Suppose you've marked a support level, and the market approaches that level. -You notice a lot of red (selling) activity as the price moves down: * This indicates that sellers are aggressively selling at the lows, while buyers are passively absorbing the pressure. Use these areas as reference points. Next, you observe a sudden upward flick with very light volume: -Action: Enter a long position. Place your stop just below the support level and set your target at the nearest Volume Point of Control (VPOC). This way, you enter the trade before delta rises. If the delta starts increasing after your entry, you can add another position. This way, you enter the trade before delta rises. If the delta starts increasing after your entry, you can add another position. Job Done , move to next one
thanks a ton man! actually this is what am doing right now: like if I've got a support I'll want aggressive sellers consistently going into it (if it's consistent I know these guys are trapped) so I simply buy on the flick as you mentioned! but am not sure why it works lol. and I really love your idea about adding after delta increases (am using 1min chart in NQ) maybe I need to use a different chart or look something in the DOM to know if my idea of long is being supported and a green signal to add to the position.
@@tradingmods feels like if am looking at Dow, NQ, ES.... where am actually gonna be scalping for 20points something on NQ(and wanna do 4-7 setups a day), wouldn't it be too late to wait for all the other markets to align and then take that trade? (btw can't thank enough for the help)
No, don't wait for markets to align, as you're scalping, i meant diffrent markets like es,cl and gc, i dont like to use this strategy on nq, because you may see many flicks on nq lol..
@@tradingmods ohh fk you're right lol... dang dude~! kinda wanna stick to NQ and figure it out then move to other stuff... and I know its gonna take me soo long 😭
whow~ so long haven't seen your video.... dude I didn't knew I wasn't subscribed... unlucky me! Anyways, really impressive that you've added DOM, not sure if its just for entering or you're looking at something in the DOM limit orders to cut the trade etc. - would love yo advice since I've always failed to use jigsaw and never gone back to it lol
I use Dom to look specific things like co-relations, pace and pressure etc. what i would suggest you is trade as you normally do just execute on dom, 'mark your trading zones and bring Ladder and see how it reacts' and you find really helpful over the time. ( Dom seduces so much, only bringing dom when you're executing is the key)
Btw man! how do you use FP chart? if you don't mind sharing... I feel like delta is really helpful and says almost everything you need... maybe you're looking at footprint to see back in time and where exactly where the trapped sellers and waiting for price to break above that... something... sorry for asking lol
First of all, don't overuse any tools or indicators-remember, 'Context is King.'
1.I use 10-range charts in all markets except NQ.
2. I prefer using different colors for bid-ask data, as shown in this video.
3. I use footprint charts only when I've marked support or resistance levels or during range-bound days. There's no point in using them on trending days.
Keys to Remember:
* Understand the difference between passive buyers/sellers and aggressive buyers/sellers.
* After a pullback, the market often tries to retest previous highs or lows (Double Top/Double Bottom patterns).
* Always ask yourself: Will you sell at the low or buy at the high?
Example:
-Suppose you've marked a support level, and the market approaches that level.
-You notice a lot of red (selling) activity as the price moves down:
* This indicates that sellers are aggressively selling at the lows, while buyers are passively absorbing the pressure. Use these areas as reference points.
Next, you observe a sudden upward flick with very light volume:
-Action: Enter a long position. Place your stop just below the support level and set your target at the nearest Volume Point of Control (VPOC).
This way, you enter the trade before delta rises. If the delta starts increasing after your entry, you can add another position.
This way, you enter the trade before delta rises. If the delta starts increasing after your entry, you can add another position. Job Done , move to next one
thanks a ton man! actually this is what am doing right now: like if I've got a support I'll want aggressive sellers consistently going into it (if it's consistent I know these guys are trapped) so I simply buy on the flick as you mentioned! but am not sure why it works lol. and I really love your idea about adding after delta increases (am using 1min chart in NQ) maybe I need to use a different chart or look something in the DOM to know if my idea of long is being supported and a green signal to add to the position.
@@Lazy-d4byou’re on the right track! Consider all markets
@@tradingmods feels like if am looking at Dow, NQ, ES.... where am actually gonna be scalping for 20points something on NQ(and wanna do 4-7 setups a day), wouldn't it be too late to wait for all the other markets to align and then take that trade? (btw can't thank enough for the help)
No, don't wait for markets to align, as you're scalping, i meant diffrent markets like es,cl and gc, i dont like to use this strategy on nq, because you may see many flicks on nq lol..
@@tradingmods ohh fk you're right lol... dang dude~! kinda wanna stick to NQ and figure it out then move to other stuff... and I know its gonna take me soo long 😭
whow~ so long haven't seen your video.... dude I didn't knew I wasn't subscribed... unlucky me!
Anyways, really impressive that you've added DOM, not sure if its just for entering or you're looking at something in the DOM limit orders to cut the trade etc. - would love yo advice since I've always failed to use jigsaw and never gone back to it lol
I use Dom to look specific things like co-relations, pace and pressure etc. what i would suggest you is trade as you normally do just execute on dom, 'mark your trading zones and bring Ladder and see how it reacts' and you find really helpful over the time. ( Dom seduces so much, only bringing dom when you're executing is the key)
@@tradingmods bro am so much with you on that... the only reason I stopped looked at dom was it was tempting and made me wanna take a trade always lol
Btw man! how do you use FP chart? if you don't mind sharing... I feel like delta is really helpful and says almost everything you need... maybe you're looking at footprint to see back in time and where exactly where the trapped sellers and waiting for price to break above that... something... sorry for asking lol
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