This YouTube clip discusses auction dynamics applied to markets: rising buyer bids (e.g., starting bids of 1.2, 1.4, 1.6 on a 1M base) signal upward price pressure. The speaker advises monitoring cumulative volume delta and, when an upward leg is building, moving the trade to breakeven because aggressive buyers are likely to continue pushing prices higher.
Buyers are willing to buy at higher price. And if we are at an auction and there is a limited piece of Mustang from 1969, okay. And the base auction is 1 million, and you see buyers starting 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, it means that the price.
Is probably going up because they are interested in the piece. So what you can do when you see that cumulative volume delta is pushing up and you see this leg already building, is that you can already put to break even. Yeah. Because you know that as the smallest retracement, aggressive buyers will continue to push up and you are protected.
