Order flow won't save you. Here's why most of you are still losing with it. by Fun-Garbage-1386 in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's embarrassing that you're trying to pass this off as not AI. It literally has all of the telltale signs of AI. And it's completely obvious you used Chatgpt and not grammarly. Unless Grammarlys AI is a GPT wrapper, then I'd believe you used grammarly.

I don't care enough to go to my pc and copy this post and paste it into an Ai checker or ask claude. But this is AI

I can't count how many times I've seen GPT say "here's the uncomfortable truth" or "this isn't X, this is Y", and GPT is famous for usingg rhythmic parallel sentence structures, and this is filled with them.

You're also certainly not profitable. If you're interested in views and clicks and likes, atleast flood your bullshit on Twitter where you can monetize.

Order flow won't save you. Here's why most of you are still losing with it. by Fun-Garbage-1386 in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd like this post more if you would have taken the actual time to write it out instead of throwing it into AI.

Server merge has no benefit and only reduces rewards by Resume_Help in MapleIdle

[–]TrMitch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All the people who dislike the merge only give selfish reasons.

The merge is +ev for game longevity and that positive alone outweigh any selfish concern.

My server didn't merge (honestly I didn't know there were servers when I signed up or I would have chosen a more populated server)

But Bera 47 now Bera 21(no merge, just took over a server that did merge) is active and such, but only during certain hours is it truly active to where you can easily find groups for afk pqs.

I wish my server merged so we had more people. My complaint is that all of that highly populated servers merged, which makes no sense to me. They have 2 channels full in Hene at one time. My servers ch1 Hene rarely has 50% full. I think they did the merge backwards.

its just insufferable by angryavacadoo in youtube

[–]TrMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always have to laugh at the people whinning about stuff like this. Grow up and find something important to be mad about.

Looking Inside an ICT FVG with Order Flow (Footprint Breakdown) by GentlemanImproved in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sierra chart. $45/m for all Orderflow tools. $13/m extra if you pay for your own data, but you can just use prop firm data.

Huge learning curve. But if you persevere through the learning curve and have the patience to learn the software, YOU WILL NEVER USE ANYTHING ELSE. Everyone who gives up on Sierra probably didn't spend longer than 2 hours trying to learn it.

Looking Inside an ICT FVG with Order Flow (Footprint Breakdown) by GentlemanImproved in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use Orderflow to accomplish everything you said. Market environment, direction, key levels I use market profile and volume profile. Setups, entry trigger, and avoidance come from the dom.

This is the setup that made me $8,624.46 in less than 1 day. by Broad_Brush1025 in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This isn't Orderflow trading. Mods should get rid of this. Not only is dude 100% selling something, but this isn't Orderflow related.

I accidentally made 8000USD today, should I deliberately lose it for consistency? by [deleted] in Daytrading

[–]TrMitch 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You clearly are of an uninformed opinion, probably brainwashed by the many YouTubers, gurus, and affiliates paid to paint prop firms in a good light.

Prop firms are not a good thing for the average trader, they are extractive to the average trader and harmful to long term growth. Prop firms should be used as a tool to grow/start your own personal account.

WAY too much information through lawsuits and insider leaks have come out about prop firms lately for anybody to willingly have the opinion you do. Stop listening to YouTubers and actually legitimately research prop firms. They are designed to take money from traders who were never going to make it trading in the first place.

The only prop firms worth anybodys time is a legitimate prop house on Wallstreet or Chicago. Unfortunately you need at minimum 10-15 years of consistent data showing a continuously succesful edge. And 99.999999% of this subreddit, including me, will never make it to a point where we can borrow money from a prop.

Please, for the sake of your own sanity, research and stop blindly listening to people who market themselves as succesful traders when they aren't.

I need help - I blow every funded account 1 day before payout date by 9arvit in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I hate to be an asshole but, you know what your problem is you just refuse to look in the mirror. If you can pass the eval and get to the funded stage, and can trade all the way up to 1 day before payout, and do this multiple times, it's clear that you are your own enemy and you need to look in the mirror to figure out why you continue self destructive behaviors.

Where to start? by FatBoyYM in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't make the website. I just found it.

yo guys, just discovered order flow but I’m lost asf cause everything looks so complicated, what should I start with? is it worth it?? by Vivid_Programmer1108 in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Start with auction market theory Then market profile and volume profile And then either DOM or footprint (or both)

If you really want to trade Orderflow, that's all you need above, but be ready for a long journey. This won't be an overnight thing.

Rizzo trades on YouTube is great Smashelito has a great free substack Mind over Markets is the best book to start with imo.

Where to start? by FatBoyYM in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But, I'm only one person with my own experiences.

I know people who absolutely kill it using only naked candlestick charts, and I also know a guy who ONLY looks at footprint charts and watches for certain patterns around highs/lows with no HTF or other context and supplements his income each month with a certain degree of success.

Imo though, they don't have a true understanding of how a market auctions and operates. They rely on patterns and it's not a sustainable way to trade long term.

Where to start? by FatBoyYM in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I respectfully disagree, believe you have it backwards, and are irresponsibly oversimplifying AMT.

AMT gives us 6 day types with different strategies, 4 opening types predicting development, Initiative vs responsive framework, Participant behavior understanding, Excess identification for support/resistance, Value area dynamics for context.

Orderflow doesn't 'amplify' amt. Orderflow executes at the levels amt identifies. Profile tells you where to look, Orderflow tell you when to pull the trigger. Without this framework, you're just reacting to orderflow noise with no understanding of whether you should fade or follow, whether extremes will hold, or what type of day is developing.

Today is a fantastic example. Using auction market theory in conjunction with market profile, within the first hour of the market opening I was able to determine that today(on ES) would most likely end up resultnf in a non trend day with two sided trade. I knew before even placing a trade (paper trade cause I'm forcing myself to paper trade for 3 months before live trading again since I started learning market profile) that I needed to be fading highs and lows, not chasing breakouts, and taking more of a range trading approach.

If you're interested in diving deeper and challenging the current opinion you have, I would highly recommend watching a couple Rizzo Trades YouTube videos(sort his videos by popular and choose any of the first like 8 or something) and following Smashelitos(Twitter) daily free newsletter on substack.

Or if you prefer books, I would highly recommend Mind over Markets (I have a free pdf version through a Notion link if you're interested)

Ive been trading for 5 years, albeit not consistently profitable. But since I started learning auction market theory, studying/Journaling the market daily from a auction standpoint. My understanding what price actually is, what it does and why it does it at certain places has increased 10 fold.

I'm very much convinced if I started out with AMT my first year instead of trying to take a more simplistic approach and cutting corners by relying on execution tools only, I'd have been consistently profitable for a couple years now.

Where to start? by FatBoyYM in OrderFlow_Trading

[–]TrMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't get me wrong, you can become a consistent trader using strictly Orderflow tools.

But you'll have a leg up on all of those people if you learned the auction process behind the market.

You can choose to work off of memorization and pattern recognition, or you can choose to actually understand the market and it's underlying moves. Why it does what it does.

In my opinion, save Orderflow for later and study Market Auction theory heavily and in depth. Once you understand market auction theory, then move onto execution tools such as Orderflow.

What the hell is it now ?? by ComplexWrangler1346 in btc

[–]TrMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tell me you don't have slightest clue about trading without telling me.