Order Flow - Delta full class | தமிழ் #orderflow #orderflowtrading #trading #tradingtamil

Main ideas, concepts, and lessons

• Core theme: “Order Flow” beats “Price Action” for timing trades

  • Price-based traders often rely on candlesticks/indicators, but these can be misled by fake breakouts and market manipulation.
  • The argument: volume + depth + delta (order flow) show who is actually in control (buyers vs. sellers), producing clearer trade decisions.

• Volume is necessary but not sufficient

  • It’s not enough to see volume bars.
  • The class emphasizes decoding volume and connecting it to where orders execute, not just what the candle looks like.

• “Inside a candle” matters

  • Candle color (green/red) can mislead if you treat it as the truth.
  • The candle should be viewed as a container of executed order quantities (buy/sell participation), not merely OHLC price movement.

• Order execution vs. pending orders

  • A recurring distinction:
    • Pending orders may sit in the book.
    • Executed orders reflect actual aggressive buying/selling and should guide interpretation.

• Order book / depth / footprint approach

  • Order-flow ideas include:
    • Buy walls / sell walls (large “pockets” of liquidity)
    • How large resting liquidity can be consumed during a move
  • When big liquidity appears at a breakout level, it may indicate:
    • Genuine institutional participation, or
    • A trap (liquidity that gets pulled/ignored leading to reversal)

• Delta as the “net aggression” signal

  • Delta is defined as the net difference between buyer-initiated and seller-initiated quantities at a level/time bucket (often per candle).
  • Delta helps judge:
    • Whether a breakout is supported by net buying
    • Whether a breakdown is supported by net selling
  • Related concepts mentioned:
    • Cumulative Max Delta
    • Exhaustion / absorption (to anticipate reversal or continuation)

• Market Profile / Volume Profile framing

  • Multiple “profiles” are used together:
    • Market Profile: focuses on price + time and identifies value areas
    • Volume Profile: focuses on price levels weighted by volume
    • Order flow: adds behavioral evidence via executed order imbalance
  • Use: find where value is concentrated and where high-probability trades may occur (e.g., where a large percentage of trading happened).

• Value area and the “70% trade location” idea

  • The class repeatedly claims that a large proportion of trading (often referenced as ~70%) happens inside the value area.
  • The value area is treated as a context map for interpreting breakouts and for judging whether price is “accepting” or “rejecting” levels.

• Trapped traders and fake breakouts

  • Fake moves are attributed to baiting:
    • Sellers may “drop” liquidity to lure buyers into breakouts/buying.
    • Buyers may do the same against sellers during reversals.
  • The lesson: identify when price action is being used to bait orders, and exit/avoid traps.

• Data/timeframes and speed

  • Different candle intervals are referenced (30s, 5min, 1min).
  • Order flow/delta is described as relying on tick-by-tick execution (microsecond-level concepts mentioned), so timing matters.

• Practical trading workflow advocated

  1. Locate context using profiles (support/resistance, value area, etc.).
  2. Wait for order-flow confirmation (depth/footprint + volume decoding + delta).
  3. Trade only when executed orders align (not merely when a candle “looks” bullish/bearish).
  4. Use delta to validate breakout/breakdown and avoid traps.
  5. Apply stop loss/targets as part of disciplined execution.

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Methodology / instruction-style points

A) How to interpret order flow (Delta / depth / volume)

• Decode volume properly

  • Treat volume as executed quantity, not just a bar.

• Look for executed orders vs. pending orders

  • Prefer interpretation based on what actually traded (executed) rather than resting/pending liquidity.

• Use candle “inside information”

  • Don’t rely on candle color alone.
  • Assess net buyers vs. net sellers within the candle timeframe.

• Compute/observe Delta

  • Delta = buyer-initiated volume − seller-initiated volume (net).

• Validate breakouts/breakdowns

  • Breakout: prefer positive/green delta behavior (net buying) at/around the breakout trigger.
  • Breakdown: prefer negative/red delta behavior (net selling).

• Watch for signs of exhaustion / absorption

  • Use delta patterns to infer whether one side is being worn out or if liquidity is being absorbed.

B) Combine profiles (Market/Volume Profile) with order flow

• Use Market Profile for context

  • Identify:
    • Value area (where trading concentrates)
    • Price acceptance/rejection zones
  • Consider price + time structure.

• Use Volume Profile for level importance

  • Identify high-volume price levels that can act like magnets/resistance/support.

• Trade only when context + order flow agree

  • A breakout without order-flow confirmation is treated as higher risk (fake-trap potential).

C) Trap avoidance (fake breakout / trapped traders)

• Identify fake breakout conditions

  • If price breaks out but delta/footprint suggests the “other side” still dominates (or liquidity isn’t truly being consumed), label it a fake breakout.

• Detect bait liquidity (“liquidity drop”)

  • If large displayed liquidity appears but execution doesn’t confirm, assume trapping.

• Avoid trading from fear

  • Repeated warning: don’t enter due to emotion—wait for confirmation.

D) Trading execution rules implied in the class

• Place entries only after confirmation

  • Entry is tied to:
    • Order/quantity arrival
    • Delta alignment
    • Value-area context (when used)

• Set stop loss

  • Stop-loss is mentioned as a protective step after entry.

• Manage targets

  • Targets are linked to context structure (support/resistance/value areas) and the expected move.

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Featured speakers / sources (as best as the subtitles allow)

Speakers (named in subtitles)

• Mr. Saravanan (Saravanan sir)
• Kathiravan sir
• Gopinath sir
• Rajesh sir
• Hariharan sir
• Senthil sir
• Abel Pandian sir
• Suresh Selvam sir
• Raja sir
• Saeed Mohammed sir
• Srinivas sir
• Taufiqnu / Mohammed Tawfiq (spelled ambiguously)
• Chandrabose (mentioned with contact)
• Freya (participant name mentioned)
• Surya Namaskar (mentioned; appears as a yoga practice, though subtitle text is confusing)

Sources / systems / tools mentioned

• Market Profile
• Volume Profile
• Order Flow / Order Flow chart
• Delta / Cumulative Max Delta
• Footprint / Footprint chart
• Depth / volumetric depth analysis
• LDP / Last Trader Price (data concept)
• Open Interest
• CPR / Pivot Point concepts (e.g., S1/S2/R1/R2 mentioned)
• Candlestick patterns (e.g., Harami, Morning Star, Evening Star, etc.)
• Tick data / microseconds
• Web-based trading platform / data server / tick data vendor (generic references)