Trading Support & Resistance vs. Momentum

Hi, When traders think of liquidity the first thing that comes to mind is resting liquidity. Orders that have been sitting in the order book often act as support or resistance. It is clear there are existing buyers or sellers there. Tools like the market depth map are great for showing those levels. [Heatmap] If you can't view the above chart, [click here](. But there in lies the rub. It makes traders focus mostly on resting liquidity. However, we know that when a market is trending, in a flow driven market, any resting liquidity will be cleared out because the trading being done by the longer term market participants. [ES chart] If you can't view the above chart, [click here](. I am not saying there is no value in looking at resting liquidity. There is, but it is just one part of market activity. What I am saying is you ALSO have to focus on when fresh directional liquidity otherwise you will miss moves like yesterday in the Ultrabonds: [Ultrabonds] If you can't view the above chart, [click here](. Yesterday, we released the Liquidity Flows indicator for NT8 which enables traders to spot and take advantage of the fresh liquidity comes into the market as that is often a sign of big longer term traders getting active in the market. [Get Started With Liquidity Flows]( I will see you on the inside. Thanks and regards, Mike Valtos P.S. With the Liquidity Flows indicator, you'll have a much easier time determining the most important liquidity in the market, removing the need for additional tools such as DOM, a market depth map, or even a footprint chart. This makes trading more efficient, especially for those struggling to keep up in a fast-moving market. ===> []( <=== ---------- 104 Main St Towanda il 61776 USA [Unsubscribe]( | [Change Subscriber Options](