Want to know exactly how to read a footprint chart to map the market’s true intentions? This footprint chart tutorial breaks down the bid, offer, and delta so you can see inside the candles and track order flow in real-time.
In this video, we cover:
– The core mechanics of how a footprint chart records live market trades.
– How to read bid and offer volume at every critical price level.
– Understanding footprint delta to identify aggressive buying or selling.
– Configuring Optimus Flow settings for maximum order flow clarity.
Chapters/Cues
[00:00] – Introduction to footprint charts
[01:15] – How to read bid and offer volume
[03:30] – Understanding footprint delta
[05:45] – Optimus Flow footprint configuration
[08:00] – Practical order flow examples
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