Dale reveals his favorite order flow absorption setup, showing how heavy two-sided volume at support and resistance zones confirms trade entries. Learn to spot buying and selling absorption on footprint charts using real examples, so you can trade key levels with more confidence.
Order Flow Absorption Setup: How to Spot It! Read More »
In this video, you will learn how correlated trades can quietly multiply your risk and cause several positions to lose at the same time. You will also discover how to identify positive and negative correlation, check current correlation data, and adjust your position sizes to reduce unnecessary drawdowns.
Correlated Trades: The Silent Account Killer Most Traders Ignore Read More »
Weekly forex market analysis and trade ideas for the week starting 20th July 2026. Pairs covered this week include AUD/USD, USD/CAD & USD/CHF
🎯 Top Volume Profile Levels to Trade This Week on AUD/USD, USD/CAD & USD/CHF Read More »
In this video, our Head Mentor David explains how to trade Initial Balance breakouts and extension moves on ES and NQ. You will learn how to confirm acceptance outside the Initial Balance and use fair value gaps, SMT divergence, and liquidity targets to find precise entries.
Initial Balance Breakout Strategy for ES & NQ Read More »
In this video, you’ll learn how to identify and trade multiple high-volume nodes that form next to each other on an Order Flow chart. I’ll also explain why this pullback strategy works on forex and how to strengthen it with rejections and heavy-volume clusters.
Order Flow Strategy That Works on Forex Read More »
Weekly forex market analysis and trade ideas for the week starting 13th July 2026. Pairs covered this week include EUR/USD, USD/CAD & EUR/GBP
🎯 Top Volume Profile Levels to Trade This Week on EUR/USD, USD/CAD & EUR/GBP Read More »
Learn how to spot an order flow volume cluster on your charts and trade pullbacks at zones where big institutions were active. This simple, beginner friendly method uses total volume only, no Bid and Ask data required, to find high probability support and resistance levels.
Order Flow Volume Cluster: A Simple Way to Trade Big Player Zones Read More »
In this video, I break down a USD/JPY swing trade where I used Volume Profile, Price Action, and a Fair Value Gap to identify a high-probability pullback entry. I’ll also explain my stop-loss placement, take-profit logic, and why waiting for pullbacks can produce much better trade entries.
🎯 Trade of the Week | USD/JPY Pullback Trade with Volume Profile Read More »
If you have ever wondered how big trading institutions decide where to place their trades, this article will show you exactly that. The Volume Profile pullback strategy is a simple method that combines two powerful tools: Volume Profile and Anchored VWAP. Volume Profile shows you where the heaviest trading activity happened on a chart. Anchored VWAP
Volume Profile Pullback Strategy: A Simple Guide Using Anchored VWAP Read More »
In this video, our Head Trader Dan breaks down a 35-point reversal trade on the S&P 500 after price failed at key upside liquidity. He explains how he used the daily context, volume profile, fair value gap inversion, and session liquidity to time the short entry and manage the trade.
S&P 500 Futures Fakeout Reversal Trade Explained Read More »
In this video, you will learn how to use an Order Flow trade filter to remove market noise and focus only on the big orders. You will see how to set the filter, adjust it for different markets, and trade pullbacks from areas where large orders appeared.
Order Flow Trade Filter Follow the Big Orders Read More »
Learn how to filter Order Flow noise and spot big single orders at support and resistance zones. This simple confirmation method helps you trade alongside institutions, using order size and bid or ask location to time entries and exits with confidence.
Order Flow Trade Filter: How To Spot Big Player Confirmation At Support And Resistance Read More »
Weekly forex market analysis and trade ideas for the week starting 6th July 2026. Pairs covered this week include GBP/USD, AUD/USD & USD/JPY
🎯 Top Volume Profile Levels to Trade This Week on GBP/USD, AUD/USD & USD/JPY Read More »
In this video, I break down a NZD/USD swing trade where I planned two different take-profit levels based on Volume Profile and market structure. You’ll see how I identified the entry, managed the position, and decided where to lock in profits.
🎯 Trade of the Week | NZD/USD Swing Trade with Two Take Profits Read More »
Getting stopped out does not have to mean the trade is over. The volume profile reversal trade gives you a second chance from the exact same level, using the market’s own strength against it to enter a new position in the opposite direction.
What To Do When Your Trade Fails: The Volume Profile Reversal Trade Read More »
In this video, our Head Trader Dan breaks down his 22-point ES trade from June 29, 2026, showing how he framed the market using higher-timeframe imbalances before the open. You will see how trapped sellers, delta shift, and a break of structure helped confirm the long entry for a clean reversion-to-the-mean trade.
How to Trade Reversals Using Imbalances and Order Flow Read More »
In this video, I will show you a simple Order Flow pullback strategy based on heavy volume clusters. You will learn how to spot areas where big players were active and how to trade pullbacks from those zones as support or resistance.
Order Flow Pullback Strategy: Trade Big Volume Clusters Read More »
Weekly forex market analysis and trade ideas for the week starting 29th June 2026. Pairs covered this week include NQ, GBP/USD & USD/JPY
🎯 Top Volume Profile Levels to Trade This Week on NQ, GBP/USD & USD/JPY Read More »
Want better trade entries without chasing price? Learn how to trade pullbacks with Anchored VWAP using the Swing Point Strategy. Anchor VWAP to key swing points, wait for pullbacks to the fair price, and trade alongside institutions in trending markets.
How To Trade Pullbacks With Anchored VWAP: The Swing Point Strategy Read More »
In this video, our Head Trader David shows a simple 9:30 open strategy using the high and low of the first 1-minute candle. You will see how one side of the candle often gets taken out first, creating a liquidity setup toward the opposite side.
9:30 Open Liquidity Strategy Explained Read More »
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