Order Flow Analysis Flashcards
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Sample card prompts
- What is the common percentage threshold used to define a 'strong' imbalance in a footprint chart?
- What does 'Delta' represent in a footprint bar?
- Where is the structural stop-loss typically placed for a trade based on a stacked imbalance zone?
- What is the purpose of a 'time stop' in trade management?
- Where should a stop-loss be placed when trading a 'trapped trader' reversal setup at a session high?
- Formula: What is the calculation for Bar Delta ([formula])?
- If a bar makes a new high but has negative Delta, what signal is being generated?
- Why is 'sitting out' sometimes described as 'holding a position' in trading?
- In a Limit Order Book (LOB), what does an asymmetry of [formula] vs. [formula] typically suggest about passive interest?
- According to the mechanics of price movement, what causes a market price to tick higher?
- What is the formula for the volume-weighted average fill price ([formula]) of an order filled across two price levels ([formula])?
- In the context of order flow, what is the primary driver of directional price movement?
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