Learn to trade BestOrderFlow Tutorials
Part 1: Structure and Liquidity
1) Structure to trade and to avoid
2) How to identify a Trend and Momentum
3) Multi-Structure - momentum inside trend for maximum profit
4) Liquidity magnets
5) Blocks and Ranges:
a. Order block,
b. Braker Block,
c. Support and Resistance,
d. Range,
e. Reversal Block with Middle Range
6) Volume Imbalances - type of imbalances and how most trades trade it wrong
7) Brake trough structure
8) False brake structure
9) Reversing structure logic and entries
Part 2: Volume Mechanics
1) Internal mechanic for orders Level 1 and Level 2
2) Volume Profile for scalping
3) What is delta 1
4) Delta 1 Blocks on Footprint
5) Unfinished business
6) Signs of momentum exhaustion
7) How to use Live Dome
a. Puling and stacking
b. Totals in momentum
8) Delta 2
9) Iceberg
10) Delta 1 Absorption
11) Delta 1 and Diversion
Part 3: Footprint Patterns
1) Sellers in and sellers out
2) Buyers in and Buyers
3) Reversal
4) The right way to use Pig's tail pattern
5) OrderFlow Patterns
Part 4: Trading systems
1) Reversal for continuation - 3 blocks system
2) Three indicators system
a. Volume + Delta 1 + Delta 2 + Market Speed
b. Patterns/ Waves on Volume, on Delta 1 and Delta 2
3) Trading channels Inside, Outside
4) Trading Cascades
5) Trading Liquidity grab
6) Trading zones
Visual Imbalances FVG
- Volume imbalances - calculated
- Low-volume and high-volume dynamics
- Magic clusters and how to scalp it
Part 5: Stop Losses and Money Management
1) Four reasons to use it correctly
2) How to never lose your account
3) Being productive in short-term and long-term
4) Stop loss for momentum versus stop loss for trend
5) Tools for Stops
- Volatility and ATR
- Imbalance zone
- Ranges, blocks, liquidity
Part 6: Stop Loss Advanced
1) Stops with Heatmap and Past Dom
a. Big Trades
b. Past Dom limit orders level 2
c. Magic clusters
2) Stops on the multi-structural system
3) Single contract and single stop
4) Multiple contracts and trailing stops
This list is not final and is subject to editing.