snarling.eth
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In a strong orderflow, you don’t get these ranging markets that go on for months, you also don’t get wild stop runs back and forth many times, this is because when institutional orderflow is participating, resting liquidity is much much deeper to absorb aggressor flow seen as “spikes”, as price drives into higher level fair value. In a risk off market caused by geopolitical events (aka US-Iran war), institutions price in risk and reduce exposure, this means less resting liquidity, which equates to a more volatile market. There is less resting liquidity in price to absorb “aggressor flows” aka short term orderflow against the overall trend (manipulations). That’s why you get these crazy price spikes, and ranging market profiles.

First YouTube video will be out tonight discussing the markets as we gear up for a new year. I’m uploading this strictly to YouTube as I will discuss other external things relating to the markets, the economy, and my perspective on what the year holds for us (Newsflash: it’s not gonna be fun) If you’re anxious about the state of things right now, I’d recommend the video. I will try to make sense of things over my last few weeks of isolation and self reflecting. Hopefully it helps you ❤️








@TraderDext3r Lovely but I don't understand why you draw your extension from that leg.




















