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Practical Application of Order Flow - 2014 Edition - Part 2

On Friday 7th March, we presented part 2 of our "Practical Application of Order Flow" webinar.

In this webinar we'll focused on reading the Order Book. This was  an intensive look at he Order Book including how to approach it if you don't already use it, the learning curve, what to look for and what's not so important.

  • The role of intuition and discretion
  • The use of the Order Book in Bricks & Mortar prop shops
  • How prop shops teach their interns to use the Order Book
  • Jigsaws recommendations for learning how to use the Order Book
  • How to spot Reversals in the Order Book/Tape
  • The importance of Momentum and how to spot it
  • Spoofing - why it's done, where it's done, when it's done and what it looks like

As usual, for best results switch to Full Screen, Full HD mode.

The presentation material for this webinar is here: PracticalApplicationOfOrderFlow-Pt2

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