Video Transcript How to tell if a support or resistance level is likely to hold? The key is to watch what buyers and sellers are doing when price reaches that level. And for that, we use Order Flow. Let’s go straight to a real example. Don’t worry if you don’t understand everything yet. I’ll explain each signal in detail, and by the end, you’ll know exactly what to look for and how to use it in real trading situations. So, let’s get to it. What you see here, this is a footprint from the TradingView platform. Their default footprint looks a bit different, but this one is a little bit customized. If you want to have footprints that look like my footprint, just click the link below this video. There’s a guide on how to set it up, so it looks exactly like this. So, what you see here, this is a five-minute chart of the Euro-Futures (6E) . And you see how the price is rising towards a resistance. This resistance could be a resistance based, for example, on volumes, price action, smart money,...
Do you want ME to help YOU with your trading? Learn my proven Volume Profile & Order Flow trading strategies! Get my proprietary indicators and start making progress. We even set the indicators up for you so you can hit the ground running TODAY! Start Learning to Trade Now! Video Transcript: All right, good morning. This is David from Trader Dale, and today we’re going to go over what I believe is a staple strategy that we use here at Trader Dale, and that is simply the Internal-to-External setup, which is basically a higher-timeframe Fair Value Gap narrative to an external liquidity point. Okay. This setup typically happens when we get displacement from a higher timeframe. So, in this case, on the left-hand side, we have the NQ hourly chart, and this was from Tuesday, October 6th. We have a Fair Value Gap created by displacement to the downside. Okay. Anytime you get displacement on a higher-timeframe chart, either the hourly or above, typically the bias is in accordance with th...