Passive+Agressive
Volume Interaction
Level 1- Passive Volume
Level 2 - Aggressive Volume
New way to trade:
Level 1 + Level 2
on the same chart!
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Passive + Aggressive Volume On the Same Chart
Neglecting Passive Volume is the # 1 reason for inconsistent results
Most traders are half-blinded:
Footprint and Delta 1 is not enough?
Aggressive participants initiate a price movement with market orders.
Aggressive orders are visible on aggressive volume indicators like Footprint, Volume Profile, and Delta 1.
On the other hand, passive orders, which wait at certain price levels in advance, are visible on passive volume indicators such as Heat Map, DOM, Pulling/Staking, and Delta 2.
Passive participants
- Provide liquidity for aggressive participants to interact.
- Position their limit orders ahead of time.
- Demonstrate intent across price levels.
- They may defend some price levels as strong resistance and support
- Used by large participants to accumulate large orders against aggressive market orders.
Conclusion: trading strategies based only on aggressive volume indicators are insufficient because they don't have crucial information from passive volume indicators.
Aggressive orders level 1 interact with passive orders level 2:
Price Mechanics:
The key concept:
Price movement occurs due to the interaction between aggressive and passive orders.
- Aggressive market orders buy and sell from passive orders.
- Passive orders provide liquidity to aggressive orders
Easy to remember:
- Aggressive buy market orders do not interact with aggressive sell market orders
- Passive sell orders never interact with passive buy orders
The same level orders never interact with each other:
Level 1 -Aggressive Volume
Aggressive
Volume
Footprint Styles
Level 1- Aggressive Volumes indicators: Day Trading, Scalping, micro scalping
Advanced Footprint styles:
- 4 Columns
- inside Delta Blocks
- Cluster zone
- Imbalance zone
- Delta Visualization style
Select style to view:
NinjaTrader 8 Platform is the best solution:
New benefits of NT 8 platform:
Everything changed when BestOrderFlow.com (BOF) developed new passive volume indicators capable of operating quickly on the smallest time frames without delays, even during periods of extreme volatility. These indicators can run on the same charts with aggressive indicators.
New Passive Volume Indicators for new strategies:
- Bookmap NT
- Heat Map NT
- Pulling and Stacking
- Delta Level 2
- The new strategies are being developed based on understanding aggressive and passive participation interactions.
Here is why scalpers love new Level 2 BestOrderFlow (BOF)indicators:
- Run Passive and Aggressive indicators on the same chart:
- BOF Footprint, Delta 1 and Volume Profile are frends on the same charts with Heat Map NT and Delta 2 indicators.
- BOF indicators run extremely quickly and without limitations regarding time frames or volatility spikes.
- Yes, BOF indicators operate very fast on milliseconds time frames.
What Level 2 Can Do:
3 Main reasons why Institutional traders use Level 1 and Level 2 together
Level 1 indicators limitations:
- Register market buyers and sellers
- Reveal imbalances and cluster zones
- Indicate trend exposition
- Trade Delta 1
Level 2 indicators advantage :
- Spot hidden liquidity zones level 2
- Predict the most potent level 2 support and resistance zones
- Spot trend reversals in advance
- Trade breakouts before anybody else
- Trade Delta 2
Level 2 -Passive Volume Indicators
Pack 3 - Book Map NT
Possibilities
Here's what has now become possible:
- Trade interactions between Level 1 and Level 2 data
- Develope new strategies beyond Volume Profile and Footprint
- Create new automation systems and algorithms
- Analyze price manipulation in new ways
- Trading Level 2 support and resistance zones
- Trading hidden liquidity levels
- Trading liquidity flipping
- Trading icebergs and absorption in a new manner
New strategies are emerging based on understanding interactions between aggressive and passive volumes (watch videos below):
How to Profit with Level 1 + Level 2 Strategies
What keeps you from joining the daily $200 to $1,000 Trading Path?
Are you open to gaining new skills as a profitable trader?
1) Learn brand new trading strategies.
2) Trade Delta 1 and Delta 2 synchronization
3) Follow a step-by-step trading blueprints
4) Master the skills needed to pass funded accounts
5) Trade Level 1 + Level 2 correctly
Get your hands on a Complete Master class tutorials:
- New way to define trend
- Go beyond structure
- New way to trade with smart money
- Fair Value Gaps in a new way
- Level 1 Trading Tutorials
- How to trade imbalances correctly
- The most essential reversal patterns
- Pont of no returns
- Level 2 Trading Tutorials
- Liquidity level 2 zones
- Magnet price levels
- Stop loss precision and management
- Integration Level 1 and Level 2
- When to trade Delta 1 and Delta 2 together
- Market Speed for precision entries
- Pulling and stacking
- Acebergs and absorption
BestOrderFlow Level 2 Passive indicators
- Filters out noise and low-impact orderflow levels
- Highlight high-impact and most crucial liquidity zones
- Become a delta prediction
- Present complicated data in a visual and simple way
- Allow you to make trading decisions in a snap
- Trade combinations of Level 1 and Level 2 on the same charts.
Bonuses: - Remove data processing delay and charts sluggishness
- Saves you thousands on the fast and real-time performing charts.
- Trade Bookmap NT and HeatMap NT directly from NinjaTrader 8. (No external Bookmap or HeatMap is needed).
Complete trading videos and live trading examples are included with the L1+L2 Strategies Tutorials.
Live Scalping with BestOrderflow
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Manuals and Explainers
Make sense of Footer data in a snap. Visual presentation of complex data let you make decisions much faster.
Delta Diversion
Delta becomes important at points where there is a divergence, meaning price moving in one direction but delta getting skewed in the opposite direction or in other words – More aggressive buying as the price goes down and more aggressive selling as the price moves up Such divergences point to a possible change in trend or a reversal.
Absorption by limit orders is quate often precursor of reversals. Absorption is a scenario which shows unproportionally high trading volumes near the bar's high or low in absence or insignificant movement of the price behind that level.
BestOrderFlow Passive Volume
Hidden Limit Orders and Liquidity
Learn to trade BestOrderFlow
Part 1: Structure and Liquidity
1) Structure to trade and to avoid
2) How to identify a Trend and Momentum
3) Multi-Structure - momentum inside trend for maximum profit
4) Liquidity magnets
5) Blocks and Ranges:
a. Order block,
b. Braker Block,
c. Support and Resistance,
d. Range,
e. Reversal Block with Middle Range
6) Volume Imbalances - type of imbalances and how most trades trade it wrong
7) Brake trough structure
8) False brake structure
9) Reversing structure logic and entries
Part 2: Volume Mechanics
1) Internal mechanic for orders Level 1 and Level 2
2) Volume Profile for scalping
3) What is delta 1
4) Delta 1 Blocks on Footprint
5) Unfinished business
6) Signs of momentum exhaustion
7) How to use Live Dome
a. Puling and stacking
b. Totals in momentum
8) Delta 2
9) Iceberg
10) Delta 1 Absorption
11) Delta 1 and Diversion
Part 3: Footprint Patterns
1) Sellers in and sellers out
2) Buyers in and Buyers
3) Reversal
4) The right way to use Pig's tail pattern
5) OrderFlow Patterns
Part 4: Trading systems
1) Reversal for continuation - 3 blocks system
2) Three indicators system
a. Volume + Delta 1 + Delta 2 + Market Speed
b. Patterns/ Waves on Volume, on Delta 1 and Delta 2
3) Trading channels Inside, Outside
4) Trading Cascades
5) Trading Liquidity grab
6) Trading zones
Visual Imbalances FVG
- Volume imbalances - calculated
- Low-volume and high-volume dynamics
- Magic clusters and how to scalp it
Part 5: Stop Losses and Money Management
1) Four reasons to use it correctly
2) How to never lose your account
3) Being productive in short-term and long-term
4) Stop loss for momentum versus stop loss for trend
5) Tools for Stops
- Volatility and ATR
- Imbalance zone
- Ranges, blocks, liquidity
Part 6: Stop Loss Advanced
1) Stops with Heatmap and Past Dom
a. Big Trades
b. Past Dom limit orders level 2
c. Magic clusters
2) Stops on the multi-structural system
3) Single contract and single stop
4) Multiple contracts and trailing stops
This list is not final and is subject to editing.