Order-flow traders can place stops just beneath large trade clusters instead of below consolidation ranges, creating tighter stops and risk-reward ratios of 1:4 to 1:10. Umar Ashraf, Carmine Rosato, and Enrico Stucchi use this approach, treating clusters as statistical barriers that resist price breaks.
I can just put my stop loss below the big trades because I have a statistical analysis on this that if the price is accumulating, it will not break. So I have a wall that is protecting my stop loss. I don't need to put my stop loss below the consolidation range. So from 1:4 risk to reward, it gets to 1:10, 1:15. And this is a model that I can see that is being used by a lot of order flow traders like Umar Ashraf, Carmine Rosato. I see the same pattern in successful order flow traders. They're trying to keep their stop loss really low using order flow to refine the entry point and the stop loss point. Also Enrico Stucchi, by the way. Enrico Stucchi is the, is the king. Enrico Stucchi cannot be mentioned in this room without making a prayer before.
