Short Nasdaq at Extreme Level of Order Flow | Institutional Trading

Tuesday, 11 December 2012

View how we enter at levels of extreme order flow produced by institutions and large money on the Nasdaq. You will see how I used a limit order to place my entry on the Nasdaq for the day. Per the analysis on the market, it was determined there was an abundance of sell orders at a level of interest which concluded that the probability was in favor of the sellers for the day IF we reached that level. The trade is pre determined and mapped out for maximum profit potential.

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