medium · Order Flow Analysis footprint-delta
You enter a long trade in Corn based on a stacked buying imbalance zone. The current 'pullback' bar toward your entry zone has a delta of -600.
How should you respond to this negative delta?
- Wait for the pullback bar to close green before entering to ensure the trend is intact.
- Ignore the bar's delta and judge the trade by the footprint when it touches the zone.
- Exit the trade immediately as negative delta invalidates the bullish thesis.
- Add to the position because negative delta on a pullback is a 'bullish divergence'.
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