hard · Order Flow Analysis
A 'Stacked Selling Imbalance' zone at $1.0980-1.0978 in $6E is hit by a retracement rally. The retest bar shows selling imbalances re-emerging at the zone and Δ turning negative.
What is the 'Risk-to-Reward' if the stop is at $1.0982 and the target is $1.0960?
- 1:3.15
- 1:10.50
- 1:2.00
- 1:6.33
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