Practical education on liquidity, CVD, volume and market structure.
Instead of asking whether an indicator is bullish or bearish, ask what price is doing at a meaningful location. Is the market accepting beyond a prior high, rejecting a level,…
Read article →Cumulative volume delta adds buyer-initiated executed volume and subtracts seller-initiated executed volume. It measures classified aggression, not all buying and selling intentions. Every trade has a buyer and seller; the…
Read article →In trading conversation, liquidity often refers to the ability to execute against available orders. Traders also use the word for areas where they expect orders to cluster. A visible prior…
Read article →A working foundation for imported trade records, automatic journaling and transparent development data.
Read article →Before asking what a chart means, ask what it contains and where it came from.
Read article →A precise percentage can still describe very little evidence.
Read article →Account size is only one part of a prop trading agreement. The loss and payout rules matter just as much.
Read article →Separate what you knew at entry from what became obvious after the trade ended.
Read article →VWAP describes a weighted reference price. It does not determine where the market must go next.
Read article →Drawdown is a path-dependent measure. The records you include determine what it means.
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