Why Following Price Equals Following Bias

5 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this instructional segment, the presenter emphasizes that successful trading requires following the market’s actual price action rather than clinging to personal beliefs or desired outcomes. The methodology outlined involves first establishing a higher‑timeframe bias, then pinpointing key levels on a middle timeframe. When price reaches those levels, traders must wait for the market to react in line with their pre‑formed hypothesis—specifically, they should look for CSD (cumulative delta) and order‑flow confirmation before entering a trade. The speaker stresses that while he provides possible scenario outlines, execution must be contingent on real‑time order‑flow evidence, reinforcing a disciplined, market‑driven approach.

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And the key to being successful as a trader is to trade what the market's telling you and not stubbornly hold on to your beliefs and what you want to see. This, waiting for CSD, waiting for order flow confirmation, is the final step of that, where once you have a higher timeframe bias, okay, fair, then you identify like middle timeframe key levels, okay, fair. Now, when price actually gets into those levels, you need to see it react the way that, you know, you came up with in your hypothesis, or like when you were planning the scenario. And that's what I'm doing in these videos. I'm giving you guys the potential scenarios, but you still have to wait for order flow to also align with that scenario before you get in.