medium · Order Flow Analysis footprint-delta
In the provided 'Value Area' calculation example, if the target is to contain 70% of the session's volume, what determines whether you add the price pair 'above' or 'below' the current POC to the Value Area first?
- The pair closest to the 'Previous Day's Close' is always added first, to maintain mark-to-market consistency.
- You add the pair with the highest 'Ask Volume' to identify where the most aggressive buying is concentrated.
- You compare the combined volumes of the next two prices above versus the next two prices below and add the higher pair.
- You alternate adding one price level above and one price level below until the 70% volume threshold is finally met.
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