Yes that's what the thread is for.
Making market movement clearer. I recently have read a discussion between OF trader and they summerized some things nicely:T1: "Stop hunting is a small part of order flow trading, far from being the most important component of it. "
T2: "I don't disagree. I think it is far more important to me to have a pretty good idea where large blocks of orders are going to be sitting and also have a pretty good idea which direction to expect those orders to send price. I want to know where traders will take action."
T3: "I agree - it's one of many methods that can be applied within OFT, but I found specializing in one method more efficient for my trading style. Sentiment reading/thinking about other players' actions is for me the most important component. "
T1: "Bingo. Ultimately that is the determining factor in what generates orderflow. It's info you won't find on a chart."
When you are learning orderflow trading you don't need to give up your actual trading method or forget everything you have learned before about trading and the markets. Orderflow will improve your trading in the way of a better market understanding. I will never give up my with hard work acquired S&D+PA rule set. The best thing is I don't need to because they fit together perfectly.
