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YM sell off and rally. Today looking a lot like yesterday!

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orderflows.com

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mike@orderflows.com

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Fri, Mar 15, 2024 04:03 PM

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Hi, Yesterday morning, I sent a chart of the YM with signals that were generated from the Balance Pi

Hi, Yesterday morning, I sent a chart of the YM (Mini-Dow) with signals that were generated from the Balance Pivot. The market had a sell off followed by a rally. Here is yesterday's chart: [YM yesterday morning] If you can't view the above chart, [click here](. The reason I sent that chart yesterday was to explain how the Balance Pivot indicator can help keep you on the right side of the market as the market starts to move out of balance. Order flow allows a trader to see when a market is in balance, but more importantly gives a trader the clues for when a market is starting to move out of balance. Because when a market starts to move out of balance, that is when big moves can begin. That is when you want to pile into the market and follow the move as long as possible. Today in the YM, it looked very similar to yesterday's move: [YM this morning] If you can't view the above chart, [click here](. I case you were wondering how yesterday ended up, take a look at this chart from the rest of the day: [YM yesterday afternoon] If you can't view the above chart, [click here](. [YM Settings] If you can't view the above chart, [click here](. Will today finish trading the same as yesterday? Time will tell. But if it does, the Balance Pivot indicator will be ready to tell traders when to pounce on the opportunity. [Learn More About The Balance Pivot Indicator]( Right now, during the launch week, you can save over $200 off the regular price of the Balance Pivot indicator, so don't miss this special pricing this week. Regards, Mike Valtos Want to learn more about the Orderflows Balance Pivot? Click the link below: [( -------------- 104 Main St Towanda il 61776 USA [Unsubscribe]( | [Change Subscriber Options](

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