easy · Order Flow Analysis footprint-delta
In a range-bound market where delta oscillates near zero and no imbalances form for 30 minutes, what is the professional order flow trader's 'position'?
- Scalping for one or two ticks to keep the trading account statistically active.
- Entering at the exact midpoint of the range to patiently wait for a breakout.
- Using a VWAP mean-reversion strategy to try to catch small intraday rotations.
- Sitting out; inaction is a position during periods of low interest and high noise.
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