The Point of Control and Imbalance Course By Mike Valtos – Orderflows

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Unlock Order Flow With The Power Of Point Of Control Course and
The Imbalance Course
Learn how successful traders are using market generated information to trade successfully!

Take a look through your trading library. How many books, course and trading indicators have actually provided you with usable information that you have easily incorporated into your analysis and trading plan? How many of those books, courses and trading indicators that you bought were actually written by traders that have actually traded for a living at a professional level? Isn’t it about time you took positive action and acquired the practical tools and knowledge necessary for trading?

Do You See The Trading Opportunity Presented By Point of Control In The Chart Below?

After a lot of requests I have created a comprehensive training course devoted to understanding order flow Point of Control.

If you trade Futures, Forex, Stocks or CFDs you owe it to yourself to understand Point of Control and how to apply it to your market. Point of Control is the one piece of order flow that works well in Forex, Stocks and CFDs in addition to Futures.

The Power of Point of Control course will expand you knowledge and understanding of order flow Point of Control and give you insight into the markets many traders simply do not have or see.

Point Of Control (POC) in order flow is the price level with the highest volume in a bar. The best way to think of Point of Control is in terms of value. We all know what value, we think about it everyday and don’t even realize it. Whether you are buying vegetables at the grocery market or buying the latest Samsung mobile phone we either accept price or reject it. The markets act the same way with the main difference being that prices are being accepted or rejected much faster and multiple times a day.

You have often heard me talk about how the Point of Control can act as support or resistance in the next bar in a sustained move. However, where the Point of Control appears in a bar is important from a market structure stand point. It becomes clearer when you take it in context of the market. For a market to find support it should preferably come after a move down. To find resistance, the market should have made a move higher.

The purpose of the market is to facilitate trade, but how does it happen? The market seeks out value and moves from value area to value area. In the case of individual bars, it moves from Point of Control to Point of Control.

When market participants accept price, they continue to trade and a Point of Control in a bar is formed. When market participants disagree on price, they reject it and the market looks for the next level of price acceptance.

You are probably wondering “what? Why would the market move to a level of price acceptance then reject it?” The market moves to a level based on the perception of value of different time frame traders. Short term traders have different ideas of what value is compared to long term traders.

What You’ll Learn Inside…

Module #1 – All About Point Of Control
What you need to know about Point of Control, how it is calculated (spoiler alert, it is easy) and what it really means to traders. Point of Control is an important tool not just for order flow traders but also for any really interested in what is happening in the market.

Module #2 – Viewing Point Of Control
Learn how to view Point of Control. There are many different charting software available to the trader. I use both Sierra Chart and NinjaTrader to walk you through the different features so you can decide how you would like to view Point of Control on your screen.

Module #3 – Point Of Control As Support & Resistance
Discover how you can use Point of Control as support or resistance to find better traders, faster. Once you understand how Point of Control is better than most other forms of support and resistance you will clean up your charts and make your trading easier as you will be using real-time data to see real market generated support and resistance levels.

Module #4 – Point Of Control As Confirmation
Learn how you can use Point of Control as confirmation of market bias and more importantly how to confirm if you are in a good trade or bad trade. Once you get into a trade you have to manage it. Would you rather get stopped out and take a full loss or know how to read order flow so you can get out before your stop is hit?

Module #5 – Point Of Control As Stopping Volume
See stopping volume in the market using Point of Control. Stopping volume occurs are market turning points and is the result of strong passive buyers absorbing aggressive seller or passive sellers absorbing aggressive buyers. What make stopping volume unique is when aggressive traders turn passive buyers. Order Flow and Point of Control help you see when and if that happens.

Module #6 – Point Of Control Setups Part 1
The first 5 of 10 Order Flow Point of Control trade setups explained:
1. Pair Up Point of Control
2. Extreme Point of Control
3. Point of Control In The Wick
4. Slingshot Point of Control
5. Point of Control Wave

Module #7 – Point Of Control Setups Part 2
The second 5 of 10 Order Flow Point of Control trade setups explained:
6. Point of Control Migration
7. Point of Control Pullbacks
8. Point of Control Blocks
9. Triple Distribution Point of Control
10. Point of Control Escape

Module #8 – Point Of Control Wrap Up
A wrap up Point of Control for you. To be a successful a trader needs to understand himself, his trading methods and his capabilities with the ultimate goal of using that understanding to improve his trading results. Understanding Point of Control helps you get to where you want to be as a trader.

Point of Control Analysis Works In Futures: ESZ8

Point of Control Analysis Works In Stocks: AAPL

Point of Control Analysis Works In Forex: EURUSD

Point of Control Analysis Works In CFDs: Aussie 200

 

The Imbalance Course is a power course in which you will learn when and how institutions participate in the market.

Over the years traders have always asked me to explain the importance of order flow imbalances. Here is the thing, there are many little nuances of order flow imbalances that one type of imbalance can mean one thing, while another type of imbalance can mean another thing.

I created The Imbalance Course to teach you the nuances among the different types of imbalances in the market.

This is not just a course saying “oh there are more aggressive buyers here so do this.” I explain what different types of imbalances mean, why it is important, why they occur and how to apply them to your trading. This is an in depth dive into the world of order flow imbalances that will change the way you look at imbalances.

People (not traders) like to theorize that everything that happens in the market is random, that there is no direction trade going on. I say let them keep on believing that for they are the ones who provide the money that successful traders earn. The very next trade hitting the market may be random, but a big buying order being executed in the market is not a random event, it was caused by something to prompt the trader to react a certain way. What I care about is seeing that big order and determining if it is important and will cause other traders to also come to the market and for the market to move.

When dealing with imbalances, there are there are individual imbalances which can mean nothing or mean everything. There are also stacked and multiple imbalances which can matter or not. A stacked imbalance can be a clear sign of an institution putting on a new position and be very important or it can occur when an institution is getting out of a position and mean very little.

Once a trader understands what an imbalance means, if anything, reading what the market is doing becomes a lot easier.

There are no Holy Grails in the trading world. If anyone tries to tell you that, run away – fast. The way you become successful is learning how to understand what the market is telling you and to trade using market generated information.

Order flow imbalances are the only way to see what the institutions are doing right now in the market so that you can trade off that information.

What You’ll Learn Inside The Imbalance Course…

Module #1 – What Are Imbalances. In this module I break down what causes imbalances, how to see them and their importance when they occur. Order flow imbalances are the easiest way to see when the institutional traders are active in the market.

Module #2 – Individual, Stacked and Multiple Imbalances. In this module I break down and explain the difference between individual, stacked and multiple imbalances. You will learn why they appear and how to start applying them to your trading.

Module #3 – Improve Your Trading With Imbalances. In this module I show you how you can improve your trading by using order flow imbalances in your analysis. You will get an edge over other traders when you apply order flow imbalances to your trading, whether it is an individual imbalance, stacked or multiple imbalance, you will trading will get better once you understand and add imbalances into your analysis.

Module #4 – Imbalance Trade Setups. In this module I break down 9 different order flow setups. There are setups involving just a single imbalance and setups involving multiple and stacked imbalances. These are trade setups, not trading systems. Once you understand the different setups you can begin to create your own trading plan around these setups.

Module #5 – Wrapping Up Imbalances. In this module I wrap up “The Imbalance Course.” Here you will see different charts and market conditions, by now you should be able to determine what is happening in the market based on the types of imbalances you see appearing.

Stop Guessing What The Institutions Are Doing And Start Seeing It For Yourself…