In today's episode we talk about several different Market Profile & MGI concepts including single prints, gaps, and other MGI we use every day.

In this episode we conclude our volume profile conversation, going over some more advanced VP concepts and how we trade them, arguing about the effectiveness of identifying day types, and also stowe rants for a while about a dumb tweet he made and how much he hates how the internet works.

In the first of who knows how many episodes it will take us to finish this topic, we unpack some of the basics of the Volume Profile, how we read it, and how we use it in our trading. We also debate some of the nuance involved in using this tool, how it varies from market to market, and what additional context is needed.

In this episode we discuss everything related to Delta and how each of us use it in our every day trading, Stowe asks several stupid questions, and we bait Leo into a mild ICT related rant session.

In our second half of our mental game episode, we discuss accepting risk, moving on from stop outs, going on TILT, how to deal with hot / cold streaks, and managing drawdown periods.

In this episode we go over some of the Mental Game aspects of our trading, how we prepare for the day, and also get a little fired up with each other discussing the validity of trading coaches and mental trading books.

This episode was recorded live on twitter spaces and was a roundtable discussion all about trend days. We discuss several of our personal strategies for recognizing and effectively trading trend days, as well as strategies for not letting trend days blow up your account.

A detailed DOM review of a trade AJ took on 6/25/24.

Today we discuss trade plans and levels and the difference between the two. We dig deep into each of our own trade planning processes and debate how much of a trade plan is actually needed as an intraday orderflow trader.

Today we take a break from our technical series and have our longtime friend Elias on and discuss the trading journey, volatility events, managing risk, and funding prop firms.