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Currently Playing: 2 Continuation Entry Models I Trade Using Orderflow

Join my free discord community: https://go.thraxxtrades.com/0ac28fad Propfirm Match: https://www.propfirmmatch.com/?a_aid=THRAXX Most traders treat the entry like it's the edge. It isn't. For a long time I did the same thing. I collected entry models, hunted for the perfect signal, and kept getting chopped out of trades that looked valid on the surface. The entry was never the problem. The context around it was. In this video I break down two continuation entry models I actually trade, both built on orderflow: Stacked Imbalance Continuation, reading sustained one sided aggression and acceptance back into the zone Big Trade Acceptance, reading whether the market revisits and defends a large participant's position For each one I cover what it represents, the execution logic, where the entry goes, and where the stop goes. Then I show real examples on the chart. But here's the part that matters most. These models are useless on their own. They only work inside the rest of the framework: location, environment, higher timeframe bias, and context. The entry model doesn't tell me what the market is going to do. It confirms what I was already reading, and it gives me a mechanical way to get into a position with a defined stop. If you're tired of jumping from setup to setup and want to understand how an entry actually fits into a complete process, this video is for you. Futures trading carries substantial risk. This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not financial advice. #daytrading #futurestrading #nqfutures #orderflow #orderflowtrading #auctionmarkettheory #tradingstrategy #footprintcharts #stackedimbalance #bigtrades #marketstructure