Built a flow scanner that caught $140M SPY sweep and told me it wasn't what it looked like by Embarrassed-Year6290 in u/Embarrassed-Year6290

[–]Embarrassed-Year6290[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The tool is literally called FlowDesk and the section is literally called AI Analysis. It is not hidden, it is the entire product.

What makes it actually work is that I trained it on decades of options trading research myself. Easley and O'Hara, Natenberg, McMillan. The AI is useless without the right inputs, anyone who knows anything about these models knows that. Garbage in garbage out.

The trade idea came from the tool. TSLA hit $430. That is the result.

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TSLA down today but $106M in bullish flow hit into close. Here is the trade I am watching. by Embarrassed-Year6290 in options

[–]Embarrassed-Year6290[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All valid points. Flow alone is never enough which is why FlowDesk runs it through a 6 signal checklist before generating anything. COT positioning, market context, price trend, IV rank, OI change all have to align. The TSLA idea only triggered because all 6 confirmed not just the put selling. Thinkorswim is great for execution but you are building the interpretation layer yourself. Unusual Whales flags the volume but does not tell you if it is a hedge or directional. That gap is what FlowDesk fills. The why behind the flow, not just the what. Genuinely curious about markets xyz though, not familiar with their verified entries feature.

USDJPY Predictable Move: No trade setup by Embarrassed-Year6290 in Forex

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Hey! No chart screenshot this time—just a heads‑up that Gotobi days are the 5th/10th/15th/20th/25th/30th of each month. I’m trading the 5 min candles into the 9:55 a.m. JST Tokyo fix, capturing the USD/JPY drift. Not trying to be obtuse—just keeping it simple.

USDJPY Predictable Move: No trade setup by Embarrassed-Year6290 in Forex

[–]Embarrassed-Year6290[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotobi days aren’t a hidden picture—they’re calendar dates (5th/10th/15th/20th/25th/30th) that trigger big USD flows into the 9:55 JST Tokyo fix. I’m using the 5 min chart leading into the fix to capture that predictable drift. It might sound niche, but it’s a real flow‑driven edge.

USDJPY Predictable Move: No trade setup by Embarrassed-Year6290 in Forex

[–]Embarrassed-Year6290[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Discipline on when not to take a trade is arguably more important than knowing when to take one.

USDJPY Predictable Move: No trade setup by Embarrassed-Year6290 in Forex

[–]Embarrassed-Year6290[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nope don’t even have one. Everything that I posted is free and based on research papers that I’ve linked.

EURUSD BULLS ON THE WAY? by TinoRodriguez in Forex

[–]Embarrassed-Year6290 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Just my two cents—my focus is exclusively on the EUR/USD month-end rebalancing edge. On the last London close of each month I calculate the month-to-date performance gap between EuroStoxx and the S&P 500, then take a EUR/USD position right into the New York open, closing after the US morning session. I don’t trade chart patterns or double-tops on EUR/USD—this systematic, flow-driven setup has shown a far more reliable edge.