medium · Order Flow Analysis footprint-delta
In a footprint bar, how is buyer aggression at a specific price level P correctly compared to seller aggression?
- By subtracting the bar's minimum delta reading from its maximum delta reading over the bar.
- By looking at the total traded volume of the entire bar and simply dividing that figure by two.
- By comparing the resting bid volume and ask volume horizontally at the exact same price level P.
- By comparing the bid volume at price P with the ask volume at price P + δ (one tick higher).
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