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An Order Flow Trading Tutorial In 60 Minutes: Why Trade With Order Flow

Posted by Mike on Apr 9, 2016 in Blog

Here is a replay of a webinar on Order Flow Trading last night.

If you have an hour, you can watch this rough webinar on Order Flow Trading. When I say rough, its because I kind of jump around a bit during the presentation (it was a last minute presentation).

In this order flow trading webinar I talk about how to find support and resistance based on order flow. I also give my general thoughts on order flow trading versus trading with a DOM.

One of the biggest problems of order flow trading is people think it is a system. Its not. Its a trading method. It allows you to read what is happening in the market as it happens. It is not based on what happened a long time ago. It is the present based market analysis.

There are many benefits of trading with order flow and I try to cover them in this presentation.

If you have any questions about the webinar, please feel free to shoot me an email.

Thanks and happy trading.

Mike

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