hard · Order Flow Analysis footprint-delta
A range-based bar in Euro FX (6E) shows R_extreme = fracV_extremeV_adjacent = 0.02 at the session low. The bar closes near its high with a delta of +800.
Which strategy applies?
- Continuation short as the market is probing for liquidity below the single print.
- Sit out as the extremely low volume at the low indicates a lack of institutional interest.
- Short at the first sign of a pullback because $800 delta is insufficient to reverse a trending move.
- Long entry based on the single-print exhaustion pattern and positive delta confirmation.
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