The Ultimate Trade Setup with Market Net Flow

In this video, I talk about all of the criteria I look at before entering a trade. If the majority of this checklist looks good, I enter the trade with high confidence. This video discusses:

- S/R Level Hold
- Volume Profile Volume Gaps
- Stopping volume (not mentioned in video)
- Fibonacci "Discount Zones"
- Trend Confirmation on Higher Time Frames
- Market Net Flow Confirmation
- Sector/VIX/ADD Confirmation

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[FattyTrades]

One thing I forgot to mention in this video - watch what happens to volume when we get a hold at that level - the first candle that holds it with the long wick gets extra high volume, this is called stopping volume - this is yet another key characteristic I like to watch for when I’m looking for level holds.

[jillyokota]

Love your videos and analysis! You are helping me thread together MNF with my own strategies and build upon them for greater confluence. Thanks much & keep up the great work!

[loryf]

Hi Kevin! I've been watching all videos from your channel and you're doing God's work. I've always wanted to trade this way, but never knew how to formalize it, and I couldn't find any resource / course that would talk to me like your content.

You may have gotten this comment before, but it would be great to learn your thought process reviewing trades that went wrong to come full circle. All the best and thanks again!

[red_day]

Hey big dog, you ever get in on some small cap trades? If so or not any advice on how your setups may or may not work? Maybe some key differences.

[iZiyadF]

Great video!! Very informative. I wonder if you have a discord server?

[mgriff]

Sorry more questions (that might just be future videos) 1) how/where to market/limit in on different setups like a potential double top. 2) you seem to be using Fibonacci levels a lot! Where would you point someone looking to learn more about them? And learning more about the discount zones? 3) when you’re trading ES but also watching SPY, NQ, are you also watching QQQ? 4) If you’re trading ES and looking at levels / trend lines on higher timeframes are you doing this on SPY and ES? Or just ES? 5) I think you mentioned in a prior video that you like to see at least 3 reasons to enter a trade. Here you had 5+. Do you size up when you see such a confluence of factors in a setup? 6) When you’re looking at sectors, how are you evaluating whether it’s a + or - reason? If half of the sectors are red, for example, is that signifying to you that the market is divided and a long may need to wait? 7) for your stop loss in this trade, you have a low volume gap, and then a volume ledge, and then a high volume zone. Where was the ideal stop loss? At the edge of the low volume gap? After the ledge (there seem to be two ledges)? Or in the middle of the high volume area (it was a small high volume area so we’re parsing a few ticks here) 8) when discussing your first profit target (essentially the POC), what’s best practice if the trade starts to move against you on a non lunch lower from that first profit target? Do you maintain your original stop loss? Or might you conclude that there’s not enough strength at your entry to exceed the first profit level and look for a lower level to enter? 9) How often do you see setups these sweet? In terms of probability, safety, and rate of return, these are the ones to look for. 10) Could you do a summary video of your favorite / the best setups? 11) when deciding how you’ll enter this trade around your target level, would it help to look at lower timeframes like the 1min/2min?

[sugarbear]

Good morning. From what date did you draw your 15 minute trendline? And thank you for these helpful videos!

[mgriff]

Incredible video and presentation! I caught this same trade (although later, with less conviction & sophistication). Couple of questions: 1) which volume do you favor? Sometimes SPY and ES will have different volumes that could lead one to interpret PA differently. 2) Could this be a move to scale/out of as you go through the volume gaps above? I’d be curious to see a video on that, I know it’s advanced 3) at the beginning of the day NQ had a tough looking level above that ES was already past on its chart. In hindsight, that could’ve been huge confirmation for an ES pullback as soon as it was clear NQ was not making it above on that first leg. Is this a valid trade setup and do you look for these anomalies between the two instruments as they play off of each other? 4) You brought up PVP and VR VP in this video. Are you often switching between the 3 main types (session VP being the 3rd) intraday? I would guess in particular for more confirmation of that gap. 5) There are many different kinds of volume gaps and volume ledges. I often get confused about quiches ones are the most significant and where price reacts the most. It seems it’s the gaps that are the lowest relative volume (as opposed to moderate/high volume gaps). Thanks Kevin 😎

[hinsonw]

How do you think of so many factors at real time ?