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0:00 This is a candlestick. The foundation of trading. But to be honest, it doesn t give us very much information. What if we could enable a secret tool, where it gives us 10x the amount of data. But not only that. Telling us exactly who s in control. The buyers or the sellers. Who s likely to win. And if used correctly, tells us exactly what price is likely to do next? That would be pretty cool right? Introducing orderflow. Imagine going to one of those bidding auctions where they talk really fast. Now say while at this bidding auction, you simply sit in your chair and wait patiently to hear what the next person bids. And bid purely off that information alone. That s kind of what a normal candle stick is like. Very very limited. But instead, imagine before you go to this auction, you re sitting in the parking lot
0:49 and some creepy guy in a trench coat hands you a sheet of paper of what every single bidder in that room is going to bid. So even before walking into that room, you know exactly what everyone is going to bid, what the average bid is, how many people are in that room, and most importantly where the final bid is likely to be priced at. Now I don t know about you, but I m grabbing that sheet of paper from that creepy guy. That sheet of paper .is called order flow. Now as a basic user when looking at your chart. You might see a candle that looks like. Now the only information we can really gather from this candle, is the buyers won the battle and price closed right here. So really, we re not seeing much. We re really only seeing the outcome. Not the actual story behind the candle. If we wanted to view this actual
1:36 candlestick on a deeper level, we would enable whats called the volume footprint. Now I get it, when first looking at this it can look like the cockpit of f-22 fighter jet. There s a lot going on and to say the least, it looks pretty confusing. But its actually pretty simple. To break it down, the left side is the sell volume. The right side is the buy volum. The numbers within these boxes is simply the amount of volume executed at that specific price. So if we zoom in here. There was 1.68 million in sell volume executed at this specific price.
2:22 While there was only 1.57 million in buy volume. so there were way more seller activity at this price compared to buying activity. Meaning sellers held control, while we were at this specific price. The volume footprint will color code these numbers for you so you can quickly identify whats what. The darker labeled metrics show price levels with lower volumes. The lighter colors show price levels with larger volumes. The metrics labeled white are the price levels with the highs amount of activity. So in this example, this was the price level with the highest amount of volume. And where buyers and sellers found fair value for the most part. This level can often be use for finding important support and resistance levels, but we re getting ahead of ourselves, we ll get to that later. Another key feature of the footprint is the value area.
3:08 And can be identified by these 2 white lines. The VAH (value area high) and the VAL (value area low). By default, the value area is where 70% of the volume occurred. So this zone here, is where 70% of the volume from this specific candle occurred. This red number down here is the total of all the sell volume. This green number is the total of all the buy volume. The difference between these two is the Delta. The delta is a very key statistic because it tells us whos currently in control. The buyers or the sellers. So say if this number is red, that means the sellers are in control and there is more selling activity. If this number is green, that means the buyers are in control and there is more buying activity. The next metric is probably the most important one and is where we will generate a lot of our strategy from .and that is imbalances.
3:56 These imbalances can be seen by these small red and green rectangles on the side of the volume footprint. These rectangles show up when one price level has at least 3x more volume compared to the one across from it. Its important to note that we don t compare price levels horizontally. We compare them diagonally like so. That s because when buyers attack sellers. They do that one price level above. When sellers attack buyers, they attack one price level below. So if we take a closer look. The sellers had 990,000 volume compared to the buyers only
4:44 having 195,000 volume. Which is or more than 3x the amount. So in return, a small red rectangle or imbalance, is printed next to this number. If we use these imbalances correctly, we can predict exactly where price is likely to reverse. For example. If we have this candle right here. And There were a ton of buy imbalances at the top. Showing buying aggression. Price should in turn, close above these imbalances. Since there was a lot of buy volume up here, price should correlate with that and move up from these imblances. That s a healthy candle. But if price closes below these imblances. This is showing the buyers are being absorbed by the sellers. And the sellers are starting to take back control. Same goes with bearish candles. If we have multiple seller imbalances down here. Price in theory, should close below these imbalances. Showing seller
5:33 intent. If it doesn t, and price closes above these imbalances. That shows the sellers are being absorbed by the buyers. Now this can be a great tool to find when a reversal is ABOUT to happen. But it s not showing WHEN its actually happening. Thats why I added what I call.. the absorption initiation pattern. Or AIP for short. Yeah, I like the sound of that. So we went over the absorption scenario, but whats initiation? initiation is nothing more than the agreement between imbalances and price. So in essence. what the candle should be doing. So going back to our example, if we have buyer imbalances at the top of this candle. The price should close above these imbalances. Showing the imbalances held there weight and there is directional intent with the candle. Same goes for selling. If we have multiple seller imbalances, price should be closing below these
6:22 imbalances to show directional intent. If we pair the absorption candle with the initiation candle. We can get some scary good reversal predictions. For example, if we have a demand area or a key level of support. As price starts approaching this area of demand, we see price closing below imbalances. Which in turn, agrees with the idea of selling directional intent. As price gets closer to this area of demand though, We see an absorption candle. where price closed above are seller imbalances. So the moment price hit our area of demand, buyers stepped in and start fighting off the sellers aggressively. Directly after that, we see an initiation candle. Where the candle closed above the buyer imbalances. Showing buyers now have directional intent. So if we pair these 3 powerful tools. A strong key demand zone, an absorption candle,
7:09 and an initiation candle showing confirmation. We can find some mind blowing reversal areas where price is very likely to reverse. and in return, we make millions of dollars. But we ran into slight a problem. So sure, we can get an area of demand, have an absorption candle printed, then directly after an initiation candle printed. But that doesn t always mean, price will react the way we think it will react. So we have to find a way to raise the probability even more. And we are going to do that by using the delta. The delta is simply the difference between ask and bid volume. So if we have a positive delta, that means there was more buying volume. If we have a negative delta, that means we have more selling volume. A bullish candle usually has a positive delta, a bearish candle usually has a negative delta.
7:55 But this isn t always the case. You can have a red candle, with a positive delta. And that my friends is called delta divergence. Delta divergence is a sign of absorption. And just like you re thinking now. We can use this to our advantage. And to take advantage of this scenario, we are going to use a little tool called the crv Which is the cumulative volume delta. To do this go to your indicators tab, and search cumulative volume delta. So to break it down, if price is making higher highs. But the cvd is making lower lows. This means even though price is going higher, the delta is going lower. Which means buyers are getting exhausted, and price is likely to fade out and head lower.
8:40 Corresponding to that, if price is making lower highs, and the cvd is making higher highs. This means buyers are trying to go up, but sellers are absorbing them. Which price is also likely head lower. The opposite of this also true. If price is making lower lows, but the cvd is making higher lows. That means the sellers are losing steam and price is likely to head upwards. Same goes with if the price is making higher lows, but the cvd is making lower lows. It means the sellers are trying to go down, but getting absorbed by the buyers. So price is likely to go up. So now were not only looking at what the current market is doing, but we re also adding a layer of divergence to see what s likely to happen. If we use this in coordination with everything we just talked about, we can get a mindblowing
9:26 prediction of what price is likely to do next, and on top of that. It s extremely accurate. Let s put all of this to the test and do a real life example. To do this, we are going to go on the 4 hour timeframe. This strategy will work on all timeframes but I personally like to use it on higher timeframes. Next we ll select a random stock, lets go with Tesla. To start us off, we need to find a key level of demand. You can find this by finding the beginning of a strong move upwards. So here, this strong upwards move started from this candle. So we ll mark from the bottom of this candle to the top of this candle. This is our area of demand. Next, we wait for price to come back down to our area of demand. Now instead of entering as soon as price enters our demand zone and just guessing that it will go up. We are going to use the volume footprint to read the room and see what
10:14 buyers and sellers are thinking while in this zone. To see if it will respect it or not. To do this, go to tradingview. If you don t yet have it ill leave a link in my description. Go to the top here. Select this candle icon. The scroll down till you see volume footprint. Next. We ll zoom into the candles inside our demand zone. There s a couple key important things that are happening. First, notice how there is a seller imbalance down here. Saying there were a lot of sellers down here at this price. But also notice, how this specific candle closed above this imbalance. Showing the sellers are getting absorbed by the buyers. As price moves forward, the next candle is printed. Notice on this candle, theres now a buyer imbalance.
11:00 Also notice how price closed above this imbalance. This is our initiation candle. And it shows buyers now have control and are showing buying intent. So it s starting to look really good for the buyers in this demand zone. Next we go to our indicators tab, search cvd. Any of these will work, but I personally like to use this one. So there is something very interesting going on. Notice how the price is going down, making lower lows. So in return, the cvd should be going down, just like the price. But its not. Its making higher lows. Which means. Theres delta divergence. And is once again, a sign that the sellers are being absorbed. So as a quick recap. We found a key level of demand. By finding the start of a strong move on a higher timeframe. We waited for price to come to this area of demand. We then turned on the volume footprint to see if price was respecting our zone.
11:47 We got an absorption candle, then directly after an initiation candle. Showing buyers are absorbing the sellers in this demand zone. Then we checked the cvd, and saw there was delta divergence. Also showing the sellers are being absorbed. If we do all of these things, we can get an extremely accurate entry and have a pretty good idea of what price will do next. So we enter here. Set our stop below the area of demand and set our take profit at the highs. And just as we predicted price does exactly what we thought it would. And hits our take profit. Actually, before I even entered into this trade. I posted it in my newsletter. Its basically a newletter where I share my trade, important news, and overall just really good place for trading knowledge. The best part is, its absolutely free. If you re interested in joining, Ill leave a link in my description. Well, that s how to use orderflow correctly. Try implementing this in your trading and let me know
12:34 how it works for you on Instagram. Thanks for watching and ill see you guys next time. To do this, go to tradingview. If you don t yet have it ill leave a link in my description. Once your on the chart go this candlestick image up here. Scroll down, and click on volume footprint.
