Ninja Order Flow Trader (NOFT)

Ninja Order Flow Trader (NOFT)

Explore Order Flow Sequence Tracking…
and you’ll never second guess your futures entries, stops & exits again!
95% of active individual traders are getting tricked, trapped and blindsided by institutions — and don’t even know it. Why? Because, even though you have access to the exact same data as the institutions, your indicators blind you to critical intel institutions are basing all their moves on — inside the candles!

When you use indicators — you are in effect putting a blindfold on. This blindfold makes it difficult to see the order flows of aggressive buyers and sellers imbalances, and institutional volume which always precedes price.

How to trade Order Fluxes
Trade where you know
Identify the Trade Locations

These areas are where large institutions trade. These areas are important because traders who trade on order flow will trade in these areas. This can be done by using NOFT’s Institutional Edge System.

It is possible to see where big institutions are playing by creating volume composite indicators or Ghost Blocks. This helps traders find the most profitable areas, from which they can enter trades. Important to remember is that this analysis can be done before the market. This gives traders advanced knowledge about where institutions have parked their money and whether they are willing to take on risk. (screen 2)

Download it immediately Ninja Order Flow Trader (NOFT)

Know when it is time to trade
Use Order Flow

Order Flow tells us when we should trade. An order flow sequence tracker (OFST) can be used by a trader to analyze a candle. It provides valuable information about aggressive buyers and sellers. The OFST provides multiple real-time signals such as the “unfinished business”. This signal is used to indicate that a candle has not been fully completed. It can then be studied in order to identify scalp trading opportunities. This information flows to traders intraday and is based upon order flow sequencing. Block trades also indicate institutional involvement in large volumes and institutional involvement. A trader can use order flow to determine entry points for the trade. (screen 3).

Reducing risk and increasing profits
The most important thing after a trader enters a trade is to plan an exit strategy. A trade management system such as the institutional cash flow tracker is crucial. It points out the risks and tells traders when and where they should exit. The trader’s activities are tracked from the moment he or she enters the trade. It also calculates all trade statistics. ‘buys’ And ‘sells’ Cumulative Delta to be reached. Positive deltas mean that the trader can continue to trade long or exit. (screen 4).