medium · Order Flow Analysis footprint-delta
A trader identifies a 'Single-Print Low' in the 10-Year Treasury Note (ZN) footprint. The low of the bar has V_bid = 5 and the adjacent tick above has V_bid = 450.
What is the primary risk of entering long immediately?
- The ZN market is too liquid for single-print patterns to be effective
- The ratio R_extreme is too low to signify institutional support
- Cumulative delta must be negative to validate an exhaustion low
- The auction at the low is 'Unfinished Business' if ask volume was zero
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