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Advanced Trading with Orderflow and Deep Charts

Oct 3, 2025

Overview

The video introduces advanced trading techniques using orderflow and deep charts, highlighting how these tools provide an informational edge over traditional price action methods. The speaker demonstrates practical examples and core concepts to help traders make more informed decisions and enhance trading performance.

Speaker Credentials and Approach

  • Speaker has ranked four times as a top scalp trader in a leading global competition with a 500%+ 12-month return.
  • Claims official track record and attributes success to using orderflow (deep) charts.
  • Emphasizes the advantage of visualizing the real-time interaction between buyers and sellers.

Understanding Orderflow Charts

  • Orderflow charts reveal actual order interactions, filtering out noise from smaller traders.
  • Unlike candlesticks, these charts display buyer and seller aggression and absorption, with numerical and color-coded clarity.
  • Orderflow details help predict breakouts more accurately than price action alone.

Practical Example: September 19, 2025 Chart Analysis

  • Buyers protected the 24,800 level, while sellers defended 24,825–26.
  • Aggression and absorption patterns identified using orderflow data reveal likely breakout points not obvious on standard charts.
  • Price did not revisit previously protected areas, leading to a significant move.

Introduction to Deep Charts Platform

  • Announcement of an upcoming “deep charts” trading platform; viewers invited to reserve spots.

Fair Value Gap vs. Traditional Price Action

  • A fair value gap is properly identified by examining intrabar volume imbalances, not just price gaps.
  • The fixed profile tool helps pinpoint low-volume areas within value ranges, revealing precise fair value gaps.
  • Price often rejects at these true volume-defined levels, refining entry and exit strategies.

Market Pressure and Volume Spread Analysis

  • Volume spread analysis (VSA) uses cumulative volume delta to gauge buying or selling pressure.
  • Absorption occurs when aggressive orders are repeatedly absorbed without price movement, indicating strong passive interest.
  • Comparing price and delta trends reveals absorption and failed breakouts, guiding trade direction.

Trade Confirmation and Trend Following

  • Divergences between cumulative volume delta and price can confirm high-probability trade setups.
  • Persistent absorption against price movement signals which side controls the market, supporting trend-following trades.

Recommendations / Advice

  • Implement orderflow analysis and volume profiling even for price action traders to improve precision.
  • Use cumulative volume delta to validate trades and avoid false breakouts.

Questions / Follow-Ups

  • Further videos promised for deeper exploration of market mechanics and strategy refinements.