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MILLIONAIRE Trader REVEALS Trading Strategy🚨

20 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this short YouTube clip, two traders discuss practical intraday order‑flow setups. Speaker A explains a classic breakout trade identified by a "stairs" pattern of increasing delta, where aggressive buying builds momentum and a clean acceptance point signals a short‑term AAA (momentum) trade. Speaker B introduces a divergence signal at a resistance level: a large contract‑size bubble (e.g., 104 contracts) contrasted with a smaller bubble (e.g., 40 contracts) and a higher low, indicating absorption and a likely quick reversal pull‑back. They clarify that the reversal is a brief, intra‑day relief sell‑off rather than a full‑day trend. The conversation ends with discussion of covering the position above the absorption zone or allowing a small buffer, highlighting precise entry and exit rules for these order‑flow patterns.

And this is a typical breakout setup. You see buyers getting more aggressive on the delta as you go up because the delta is building more aggressive. You see 1, 2, 3. These stairs is the one I use to anticipate the— So for me, a clean acceptance here, it's a momentum trade, but the flush of the buyers and then starting to go back again up, it's the AAA.
Another setup that I look for is let's just say this is at a level of resistance, right? And you see 104 contracts there on your big bubbles. If there's 104 there, but maybe only 40 here and I see more size here and it puts in a higher low, that to me me is a little bit of a divergence that says that, you know, the absorption is there and a quick reversal to go for.
Hey, what do you mean for a quick reversal?
Like just a quick little pullback down. This wouldn't be for an all-day trend. This wouldn't be for calling a high a day. It would just be for a quick little relief sell-off.
And you cover yourself above the absorption or you give a little bit of room?
I would cover myself above the absorption with the potential to re-enter if I just have mistimed it.