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How to see Smart Money on-Chart #smartmoney #trading #orderflow #forex #futures

12 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this short instructional video, the presenter demonstrates how to use the DeepCharts platform to visualize large, CME‑aggregated trades—referred to as “smart money”—on an S&P 500 E‑mini futures chart. By opening a new price chart, selecting the Deep Trades indicator, and setting the filter to 150, only the biggest trades appear as bubbles overlaid on the candlesticks. The speaker then explains how to read these order‑flow signals: a cluster of buyer bubbles on a top wick indicates that buyers were absorbed by a dominant seller, suggesting an imminent reversal; a large sell bubble on a bottom wick shows sellers being absorbed by a dominant buyer, also hinting at reversal. Conversely, when buyer activity is present but aggressive seller bubbles cause the candle to close below the open, sellers are in control and the price is likely to continue lower until a big seller is absorbed, at which point buyers regain control and a reversal may occur. The video concludes with a call to follow for more order‑flow tips.

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If on deep charts you click new price chart and open the S&P 500E mini futures you get a very boring candlestick chart. But if you click here and indicators and search for deep trades put the filter to 150, you get these bubbles plotted on top of the charts that show you only the big trades from Smart money directly from CME aggregated data so you can truly follow smart money on the chart. And here's a cheat code. When you see buyers on a top wick it means that these buyers got absorbed by a big seller and price is likely to reverse. If you see a big sell trade on a bottom wick it that these sellers were absorbed by a big buyer and price is likely to reverse as it happened here, here and here. But if you see an attempt from buyers plus aggressive sellers with a candle closing below, it means that sellers are simply in control and that price is likely going to continue auctioning lower and lower until the point where a big seller is absorbed and buyers instead take control of the auction as also seen from this candle at which point price reverses. Follow for more order flow tips.