Volume is the gas pedal, price is the direction. Order-flow traders who ignore market structure and support/resistance zones get average results with bad risk-to-reward ratios. Combine order-flow data with area analysis for better trades.
What do you think is the number one thing that someone should know with order flow? The relationship between volume and price, because the volume I see like the gas pedal of the car and the price is the direction. So the price is telling you the result this impact of volume is having. I had great results in the trading career when I merged them. When I was using only one kind of information, but also if I watch only order flow and I don't watch the interaction between areas, your level, your CLC, and order flow, I take average because I only take momentum entry, but the risk to reward is not amazing. This is most important thing for me.
