hard · Order Flow Analysis
A trader sees a 'Bearish Delta Divergence' at a new session high.
Which of the following best describes the internal mechanics of this signal?
- Price and cumulative delta both reach new highs simultaneously.
- The bid side of the book is significantly thicker than the ask side at the high.
- The market spent more than five minutes at the session high without moving.
- Price reaches a new high while the bar delta or cumulative delta is negative.
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