@cbrackn: Top 5 biggest mistakes people make when first starting to use order flow in their trading: 1. Thinking order flow is a holy grail or strategy in itself Using order flow is a great way to reduce your risk per trade as well as get better confirmation for entry which increases chances of your success on a trade. It is not a strategy by itself 2. Focusing purely on the order flow to take a trade You may win some trades doing this however a lot of the times you will not get your desired result. Pairing order flow with a strategy/. Context & Key level is where the real power lies for long term success 3. Fading Levels just because there is a huge amount of liquidity there (heatmap) Just because you see a giant bid or a giant ask in the book doesn’t mean you should automatically treat it as support or resistance, these levels often fill and even trade right thru above or below them. Which will lead me into the next point. 4. Entering solely off of Absorption Once again, you may end up winning some trades doing this, but it will not have the best win rate compared to waiting for the opposing side of agresssice volume to step in. Aggression is what moves the price. Market takers taking liquidity from the passive bid or ask. 5. Not understanding the relationship between Passive & Aggressive participation The relationship between the aggressive orders, and the passive orders is what we are mainly reading. When we are paying attention to order flow are aggressive, participants being rewarded in their efforts or are they struggling to move the Price? (Absorption) Whatever you are in a trade You want to make sure that in your favor, aggressive participants are being rewarded easily, and are successfully moving Price. ##orderflow##volumeprofile##gex

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