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all right so uh all good now all good oh perfect  good so thanks everybody for coming here today um   you didn't miss uh too much i was just  saying that the topic of today's webinar   is the overflow trading setups and there is quite  a lot of things which i would like to cover today   so let's just right go into it and let me start  by showing you what you'll get today so the first   thing you'll get webinar recording after webinar  then as a free gift you'll get my newest book my   overflow book then as a part of that book you'll  also get a set of order flow live trading videos   also if you want to give a go of my software then  you can shoot me an email and i'll give you a   trial of my order flow software and if  you have any questions after the webinar   shoot me an email and i'll be happy to help with  any questions you may have so what you'll learn   today first we'll go into overflow basics  then we will cover market participants   then i'll show you some tips how to make reading  the oriflow easy and then uh the main part of this   webinar will be the overflow setups uh before  i jump into all that i'll do a just a brief   introduction so as far as my formal education  goes i have a university degree in finance   and all those fancy trading certificates but you  know i don't really think that this should be the   reason why you should listen to me today i think  that if you choose to listen to me today it should   be because of almost 13 years of real trading  experience so i started trading around 2008   and also i started a website traderdale.com and  also developed software which is mostly just a   volume based software which works with volumes  it's a volume profile view up and overflow   those are indicators for ninjatrader platforms  and also i wrote two books the first one was   volume profile the insider's guide to trading  you can download that for free on my website   and the other book that's the overflow trading  setups that's the book which you are going to get   in today's webinar for free so let's go into it if  it is the first time you see overflow chart it may   be a maybe a bit confusing for you so let me do  just a brief introduction to the overflow chart   what you see before you that's a standard or a  flowchart and those blocks you can see there those   are basically candles with volumes displayed in  those candles so each of those is called footprint   and those footprints they have  volumes num those numbers which   are on bit that's the left side of the footprint  and on ask that's the right side of the footprint   now many people will tell you that ask means  buyers and bid means sellers if this was true   then the order flow would be holy grail  unfortunately it's not a holy grail   but there's way more to it than just buyers and  sellers so i'll go more into that in the next   couple of slides but uh before i go into that  let me just tell you what all those colors are   all about so just very briefly if the cell this  cell for example is colored red then it means   that bid is bigger than ask and this  is supposed to indicate that sellers   at this price level were stronger and more  aggressive than buyers that's why it's right   right if it's the opposite then it's green if  ask is bigger than bit 84 is bigger than 68 that   68 that's the number of contracts traded at this  price level so that's why it's in green all right   because it's supposed to indicate that the buyers  at this price level were stronger than sellers but   again this is not entirely 100 true because of  what i'm going to show you next oh one more thing   uh if the footprint is mostly red then usually the  price is going downwards it's a bearish footprint   if it's mostly green like for example this one  uh usually it's a bullish footprint right so   this means to indicate aggressive buyers  so that's just to get things started   but right now let's go into the tricky  part let's start with the tricky part so uh   there are two kinds of market  participants passive market participants   and aggressive market participants you too can be  a passive participant as well as aggressive market   participant if you enter your trade with a limit  order then you are a passive market participant   and that's because you wait until the price comes  to you until the price reaches your limit order   and when you get filled you are a passive market  participant now on the other hand if you enter   with a market order then you are considered an  aggressive market participant because you want   to get filled immediately if you enter with  market order you will get filled immediately   maybe there will be some slippage but you'll get  right into your position or out of your position   so for example if you take stop loss if you  are long and if you take stop loss then you   actually enter a market position right because  you sell for market you just need to quit   your position right now aggressively so those  are passive and aggressive market participants   now let's talk some more about the passive  market participants passive buyers guys who enter   the long trades they appear on bit that's the  left side of the footprint right they appear   in here those are passive buyers passive sellers  those guys appear on ask in here those are passive   sellers this is pretty important so you may want  to get back to it when you have the recording   of the webinar because this is the basics of  overflow basically so that's the passive market   participants all right buyers show on bid sellers  show on ask now this is where it gets tricky because aggressive market parts depends they  are exactly the opposite aggressive sellers   show on bit in here and aggressive  buyers show on ask in that footprint   all right so i'll put it into one footprint  this is very important and it tells that on bid   we can have aggressive sellers as well  as passive buyers and on ask we can have   aggressive buyers as well as passive  sellers and this is the tricky thing   this is what most people don't understand and this  is the basics of understanding how overflow works   because like for example look at  those volumes 166 contracts and   are those guys sellers or are those guys buyers  now if you look just at this footprint without   any context you can't really tell that's  the tricky part you don't know if those guys   are sellers or buyers that's why order flow is  not a holy grail but you need to read the context   so let me give you a very easy example imagine the  price is going upwards aggressively in an uptrend   and you see huge volumes appear on ask now what  is most likely are those guys aggressive buyers   or passive sellers well the price is going  aggressively upwards there isn't a strong uptrend   then those guys are most likely aggressive buyers  who are pushing the price upwards right then   the price reaches a resistance zone huge  volumes appear in that resistance zone   let's say in here also on ask huge volumes massive  volumes at this price level appear on ask in a   resistance zone now who those guys are are those  guys buyers or are those guys sellers well chances   are that some big institutional trader was waiting  with a sell limit order in that resistance and   when the price reached that resistance he sold  with that pending limit order so most likely   those guys are passive sellers right that's the  context now i'll go more into that in the trading   setups and also in the book which you can download  with the link which i'm going to give you later   right now this should suffice this is very  important thing so you may want to get back to it   later because this is basically the core of  the oriflow now let's move forward a bit and   let me give you some tips on how to read the order  flow and what to look for because if you just   look at it like this then it's just a matrix of  numbers and colors and it's weird right but if   you know what to look for then it's way easier  you don't need to read all those numbers and all   those colors no way there are easier ways to  read the overflow so i'm going to talk about   those six tips one by one to show you what  to look for when reading the order flow   probably the most important  thing is high volume nodes   those high volume nodes they are automatically  printed in this black rectangle in each footprint   and they show where the heaviest volumes were  traded at that footprint right so the reason i say   that those are the most important places in each  footprint is that when there are heavy volumes   those places are really important for everybody  big trading institutions trade at those places   they indicate that there are strong support and  resistance zones so the most important thing   in every overflow chart is the places  where the heaviest volumes were traded   and they are in those black brackets right at  least with my software so the first thing which   i look at when i read the overflow chart  is i look where those black rectangles are   so the next thing which i'll look for  is a delta delta is a difference between   sum of all those numbers those volumes on ask  and sum of all those numbers volumes on a bit so   if delta is positive it gets  printed below each footprint right   so if it's positive it gets printed in  green number and it means that ask is bigger   than bid and this should basically tell you that  the buyers are more aggressive and stronger than   the sellers when there is positive delta the price  is usually going upwards usually negative delta   and that's exactly the opposite it gets printed  in red color and when sellers are stronger and   more aggressive than the sum of all those volumes  traded on bit is bigger than some of those volumes   on ask so in that case delta is negative and the  price usually goes downwards usually not not in   all cases but that's the general rule right so  that's delta the second most important thing the next thing that's imbalances imbalances are  those blue numbers in each footprint and those   blue numbers indicate aggressivity so when you see  blue numbers show on ask like in this footprint   then it indicates aggressivity of buyers   the calculation behind this is that you  always compare or the software compares   not you software compares those two numbers  diagonally and if the number on the right on ask is three or more times bigger than  the number on bit then it gets printed in   blue and it means aggressivity of buyers so for  example 18 is three times or more bigger than one   and that's why it gets printed in blue right  aggressive buyers buyers are way more aggressive   than sellers in here 12 three times or more bigger  than one and if you have more of those imbalances   then usually that means one side of the  market is way more aggressive than the other   if there is footprint with just let's say one  or two imbalances like in here it doesn't really   mean too much but if you have a footprint  where you have lots of those like in here   then this is a sign of aggressivity in this case  we have all those buying imbalances when they   are on ask they are called buying imbalances  and they show aggressivity of buyers right   now let me show you selling imbalances those  are selling imbalances usually when the price   is going downwards sellers are driving the  price downwards they are aggressive they   are way stronger than buyers so those are blue  numbers at least with my software blue numbers   which get printed on bit right all those so uh  that's that's imbalances now if you check those   live trading videos which i'm going to give  access to you will see that i use those quite   often in my trading to see how aggressive the  sellers or buyers are it's pretty handy thing   now another thing which you  should look for is volume clusters   now volume clusters are pretty similar to the high  volume nodes the logic is pretty similar but the   difference is that high volume nodes  those are only those black rectangles   which were the heaviest volumes were but volume  clusters those are areas like in here this   area and i look for those with a different  overflow setting so as you can see in here   the footprints don't show bit and ask but they  only show total volumes at each given price right   total volumes and this makes reading the airflow  easier at least looking for those volume clusters   and if there are heavy volumes then the  software automatically makes uh the shade   of the gray color darker like in here so it stands  out and you can tell that a huge trading activity   took place in this area and those heavy volume  areas are very important those are institutional   trading areas those are very often support and  the resistance zones and there is going to be   a strategy which i'm going to show you which is  it's based just on trading there's volume clusters   so yeah those are the volume clusters the next  thing trace filter trace filter that's a special   feature of my software and it enables to filter  out all the noise from the market so as you can   see those footprints have mostly just zeros on bit  and ask because all the noise is filtered out from   the market and only the biggest trading orders  stay so in here i set the filter to show only   trades which are bigger than 25 contracts  and this shows the big trading activity   right only the biggest trades filters out all  the noise this way i don't miss any action now the last thing that's cumulative delta  and this is a really handy thing now usually   this is not part of any overflow software  but it is part of my overflow software   uh because i think that rflo and this cumulative  data those just work together so nicely   so that's why i use those together so what i look  for in here is uh divergence between price and   delta so in here this is one minute price chart  as you can see the price is going downwards as you   can see in here the delta is going upwards now the  delta is basically how the delta the buyers versus   the sellers developed over time so if the  delta is rising like in here then it means that   buyers are way more aggressive than sellers in  this place but if you compare it with price chart   you can see that the price was dropping but  buyers who are entering their loans in here   so that's divergence between price and delta  and that's another thing i like to use with   my trading so this is how i keep track of  all of it this is my day trading workspace   and this chart right there this is a 30 minutes  chart and it shows just the volume footprint and   in here i look for those volume clusters like in  here or in here or right there and this basically   shows me where the biggest action is where the  heaviest volumes are and it gives me the big   big overview which i need to see also this  chart has a simplified daily volume profile   now the chart below that that's a  trace filter also a 30 minute chart   and this is where i look for those big guys those  biggest trading orders now this chart that's five   minute chart it's a bit ask chart and in here  i like to look for trade confirmations trade   entry confirmations so i look at bid and ask  on this five minute chart and also on deltas   and the last chart this is the one minute price  chart versus the cumulative delta chart right   so that's how i keep track of all what's  going on in the market those four charts   those are linked so they always show the same  trading instrument in this case euro futures   all right now if you want i  can send you that workspace   just shoot me a message after the webinar and  i'll send that over so you can give it a go   now let's finally go into the overflow  trading setups the main part of this webinar   there are two kinds of setups standalone  trading setups and confirmation trading setups   now standalone trading setups basically  you find support or resistance zones   using oreflow so you only need overflow  software no need to combine with any other setup   whereas on the other hand the confirmation setups  you find support and resistance zones using   some other trading method which suits you which  you like to use for example price action in   my case mostly volume profile or view up so  you find support and resistance zones using   for example that volume profile and then when  the price reaches a support or resistance zone   you open the order flow to confirm your  trade entry to confirm that there is most   likely going to be a reaction right so let's  first start with the standalone trading setups   the first one is based on volume  clusters so this is how it looks like   first thing you need to set your already  flow to show volume cells so no bit and ask   only the volume cells it's easier to read to  spot those volume clusters now i like to use   30 minute time frame but you can also go for  5 to 60 minute time frame if it suits you more   then what you look for is significant volume  cluster like in here that's a place where   heavy volumes are traded in that area and  you should look for those volume clusters   either within a trend like in here that was an  uptrend and within that uptrend volume cluster   got created or in a rejection rejection is  for example when the price goes downwards   then suddenly reverses and goes upwards and  then you want to look for those volume clusters   in that rejection right somewhere in  that rejection so i like to look for   those volume clusters in those two places  in trend or in a rejection and the next step   is that you want to see the price move away from  the volume cluster so in here there is the volume   cluster price moves away from it and creates at  least one or two footprints whole footprints above   it like in here and then you wait for pullback  and when the price hits this heavy volume area   you enter long now you can enter the long either  from this place where that volume cluster starts   or from this high volume node from here right now  you go long because there was an uptrend if there   was a downtrend you would go pull back and short  right exactly at the opposite now the logic behind   this is that the price was going upwards buyers  were pushing the price upwards then the price   stopped for a while and heavy volumes got traded  there buyers most likely buyers were adding to   the long positions then they pushed the price  somewhere upwards and then there was a pullback   and this is important area for those buyers who  place those long positions in here because if the   price goes below it they will be in red numbers  they'll be losing this level is important for   them they placed a lot of their trades there  their positions there so they want to push the   price upwards from there again they do that with  aggressive market orders they start buying and   they are hoping for snowball effect to start the  uptrend again all right so they try and defend   this zone and this is the reaction you wait for  this is the reaction you want to participate on   now some examples again there was an uptrend  and within that uptrend heavy volumes traded   in here so the price continues upwards there  are some rotation but then there's a pullback   and the price reacts to that volume cluster so  this is the place where you go long all right now another example this one  is based on the rejection   this is that three do we had in our members  area on the euro futures there was a rejection   of lower prices on the euro futures and  within that rejection there were those   massive volumes traded those volumes really  stand out and then we waited for a pullback   and i think that we entered from this  place where the volumes were the heaviest   a couple of days later there  was a nice reaction to it   all right so that's how you can trade those  volume clusters which are in a rejection now there are some alternatives to volume clusters  if there aren't any significant volume clusters   and you still want to trade the same setup there  is a way to trade multiple high volume nodes   or you can also trade big orders on trades  filter so the strategy is exactly the same   only you don't look for volume clusters  but you look for multiple high volume nodes   or for those big orders on trades filter now  i'm going to show you a couple of examples   so in here there was a downtrend and within  that downtrend there were those two high   volume nodes now the important thing  is that the high volume nodes are next   to each other so when you have two consecutive  footprints like those two those high volume nodes   needs to be like this right and there  need to be two or more then the price goes   below that the setup is the same you wait for  pullback and you go short from there exactly   from this price level where there was this  multiple high volume node right you can also   do that with the rejection setup there was a  rejection and within that rejection there were   those two high volume nodes next to each other  so you wait for pullback and go short from there   right so that's the same setup only with  multiple high volume nodes next to each other   and also the next setup is with the  trace filter so basically you want to see   some number appear on the trace filter it doesn't  matter if it's on bid or on ask you just want to   see it somewhere and you want to see the price  move from that number from those heavy volumes   away so the price moves away from it then it  makes a pullback and this is where you enter   your long you enter your loan because the price  went upwards from this place so most likely buyers   entering the longs in here then they pushed the  price upwards and when there was this pullback   those buyers wanted to defend that  zone and put the price efforts again   all right the logic is the same only this  time we use that trace filter now again   two examples one in here the price goes  downwards from this place makes a pullback   hugo short the next one is in here price  goes below it test again and short from there   all right now you want to set that trace filter  so it doesn't give you too many uh trade signals   so for example on the euro futures i was using  i was showing only traits which were bigger   than 25 or actually 25 or bigger but recently  i had to change it and i changed that to a 35   because with 25 it just gave me too many  signals per day and i wasn't really able to   get rid of all the noise so you don't want too  many signals you only want to see the biggest   trades all right every market is different  so you need to play with those numbers a bit now let's go into the confirmation setups  confirmation setups are used to confirm a   trade entry so you find support or resistance zone  using some other way for example price action or   volume profile or anything else so it suits you  best and then when the price reaches that area   you enter a trade only if it gets confirmed  by a limit order by absorption or if there is   divergence on the cumulative delta and one minute  price chart so now i'm going to talk about all   those and i'll start with those limit orders so  confirmation by limit order what you look for   is unusual big limit order which appears in  support or a resistance zone what that means is a   big passive trader has entered his trade and what  i use is five minute chart it is a bid ask chart   like in those examples so price  goes up first in this first example   and imagine that it hit a resistance zone  which you found let's say using volume profile   then in that zone you want to see a confirmation  that some big guy some big trader entered   a short trade and he entered it with a limit  order so you want to see a huge volume number   appear on ask because limit cell shows  on ask right that's why you need to see   that big number on ask and it needs  to appear in a resistance zone   if it does then that's the confirmation that  somebody big just entered a limit sell order   and when you see that you go short your trade  entry just got confirmed right now the opposite   is price goes downward and it reaches a  support and somewhere in that support zone   you want to see a confirmation that somebody  big is willing to trade there and somebody big   entered a long trade so you want to see a huge  volumes appear in here on the bid because most   likely a huge volume is traded on bit in this  support zone that will most likely be limited by   which shows on bit right pending by order when  it gets filled shows in here when you see that   that's the confirmation of that support and that's  where you go along right but the important thing   is that this needs to appear in support or  resistance zone you don't trade it just like   that just like a standalone training setup now you  need to see that in a support or resistance zone now some examples the price goes  downwards and there is a support zone   so the price hits this support zone which you  found let's say using volume profile and in that   support zone you want to see a confirmation that  confirmation would be heavy volumes traded on bit   most likely by limit order most likely so  that's the confirmation when you see that   you go long right that was a strong  buyer waiting with his pending order now in this example the price went upwards   and imagine that it hit a resistance now in  that resistance you want to see a confirmation   confirmation that somebody big entered a short now  if somebody big entered a short using limit order   it will show in here on ask right now you need  to see those heavy volumes in here and then you   go short now how you tell that those volumes are  heavy 211 contracts is that heavy volume or no   the rule of thumb you can start using right now   is just look around and you will see 211 is that  a big number no if you compare it to the rest   yes in this case it's pretty easy to  see 211 that's unusually big number   most likely big seller with the limit order right  now in the book which i'm going to give you later   i also say that when you start with overflow you  should focus on just one trading instrument only   and the reason is that you need some experience  with that trading instrument and you need to know   apart from many other things what the standard  volumes and unusual volumes are in that instrument   and also in every trading session so for example  euro futures european session 211 contracts   that's above average right when you trade that  pair or that futures instrument for some time   you will know right this will change during the  european and u.s session overlap but during the   european session if such a huge number appears  in a resistance zone that's some unusual activity   all right now another thing which i wanted to  talk about is how you can tell that those guys   are sellers because based on what i told you  earlier this could also be aggressive buyer right   so how can you tell in this case now the trading  institutions those guys those are not stupid   so when there's an uptrend those guys  don't buy with aggressive market orders   at top over the uptrend no way especially no way  if there is a strong resistance which they see   those guys those use volume profile they  know where the major resistances are   so price is an uptrend without any major  pullback and reaches resistance zone now those guys must be crazy if they  entered along in this place right   so most likely that's not aggressive buyers  entering loans at a resistance that would be crazy   most likely that sellers a strong  seller who was waiting at a resistance   just pulled the trigger and went short right  so that's the context i was talking about now another confirmation that's absorption  good news is that it's easier than the   limit confirmation you just  look for unusually big volumes   which appear on a bit as well as on ask  both right and uh this needs to appear   in a support or resistance zone because  that's a confirmation trading setup   so what's going on with the absorption is  that buying or selling pressure is being   absorbed i use 5 or 30 minutes bit  ask chart for that and i look for   massive volumes like in here trade it on bit and  on ask so let's talk about those two examples   in the first one price goes upwards and imagine  that it hit a resistance zone now in that   resistance zone you want to see some confirmation  in this case that's the absorption and   what you see is huge numbers appear on bit and  on ask and basically that means that buyers were   pushing the price upwards but then sellers started  to sell and they absorbed all that buying pressure   and they didn't really gave any chance to those  buyers to put the price upwards just a little bit   but then buyers ran out of fuel and the price  went downwards right that's the absorption   because buying pressure got absorbed now the  opposite is the second example when the price   was dropping sellers were selling aggressively  pushing the price downwards and in here let's say   that there was a support zone so in that support  zone massive volumes got traded both on bid and on   ask and what happened is that sellers were selling  pushing the price downwards but in here the buyers   bought everything the sellers had to sell for  that reason the price didn't drop downwards again   but it stayed in here and at this place buyers  were buying like crazy everything the sellers   had to sell and eventually sellers ran out  of fuel and buyers took over and the price   went upwards so that's the absorption heavy  volumes unusually heavy volumes traded both on bit   and on ask now let me give you some examples  so in here the price was dropping hit a   support zone and in that support zone massive  volumes got traded on bit as well as on ask   that's the absorption when you see it you go long  now the absorption sometimes takes some time to   appear because the trading institutions don't just  place all their trades all at once in the market   they use algorithms and they use iceberg orders so  sometimes it takes some time for you to identify   the absorption but when you identify it  you just enter your trade right that's   the confirmation now another one another  example the price went upwards imagine it hit   a resistance zone and in that resistance zone  you want you to see some kind of confirmation   in this case massive volumes on bit as  well as on ask that's the absorption   all the buying pressure absorbed and then the  price dropped right so that's the confirmation   now another confirmation this is a confirmation  which is pretty favorite among my students   because this is very simple to use that's the  divergence between price and accumulative delta so what you use is one minute price chart   and below that cumulative delta and you just  compare those two so the divergence is when   price is dropping like in here this  one minute price charge dropping   but cumulative delta is rising which means  aggressive buyers are entering their loans i can hear so in the same area price is  dropping but buyers are entering their longs   that's the divergence and that's the confirmation  now this also needs to appear in a support or   in a resistance zone i know people who have some  trading uh setups uh trading strategies built just   uh on that just on cumulative delta divergence but  i prefer to use it just as a confluence just as   confirmation with other trading setups like volume  profile based setups all right so for me this is   just a confirmation but you can also give it a  try and trade it as a standalone trading setup   now imagine that there was a support in here  and somewhere around that support you saw   that divergence price dropping delta rising so  this is the signal for you to enter the trade   right if you check those videos which i'm going to  give you those live trading videos you'll see that   uh in most of the cases i actually use this one  i use the cumulative data divergence quite a lot   when i'm looking for trade confirmation it's  very handy tool not a holy grail because there   are still those limit orders which mess things up  but this is as close to holy grail as it gets guys now maybe there is a holy grail we just  haven't found it now another example price is rising but at the same time cumulative  delta is dropping and if you see that   in a resistance zone then this is a  confirmation price tends to follow delta   right so eventually the price starts to drop as  well sort of you can say that cumulative delta   will tell you what will happen in the  future now this sounds pretty optimistic   but again a cumulative delta it's not  a holy grail but it's pretty good tool   especially when you use it together with rdflow  and a volume profile now there is way more to it   uh regarding original trading because you can  use oil flow for uh take profit or stop loss   placement for position management or to tell the  strength and aggressivity of buyers and sellers   there's more to it but there's not enough room in  this webinar to talk about all but again if you   download the book everything is in there so you  can also study all that now if i can point you to   some further education then you definitely want to  check this website it's my website tradersdale.com   there are a lot of articles a lot of videos there  is a section which is called daily market analysis   and it is in here and in that section almost every  day there is a new usually day trading analysis   which i do every day so you may want to check  that out it's completely free almost every day   new analysis right there now if you really want  to learn and improve significantly and bring your   trading to next level i think you do because you  are in this webinar and i stayed until the end so   i think the next best step for you would be enroll  in one of my trading courses uh there is the elite   pack and also there is the overflow pack now the  elite pack you can get it in here trading course   and tools and this focuses on trading with volume  profile mostly so we can use the volume profile   for day trading as well as swing trading and uh  if you are more of a scalper and day trader then   the oriflow pack is for you if you are interested  in overflow if you liked what you saw today   then you definitely want the oracle pack which  you can get in here where it says oraflow   now what i have for you today is a special  offer for that oriflo pack this is what it   consists of it consists of overflow video  course that's 12 hour long video course on   trading with the overflow now you will also get  overflow software which i developed for ninja   trader 8 and also in that pack there is a set of  my volume profile indicators which i developed now   why there is volume profile indicator in oracle  pack the reason is that oriflow and volume profile   work together really nicely this is like the best  combo of two indicators because you use the volume   profile to identify strong support and resistance  zones you use it to see the big picture and then   you use the oral flow to trade those supports  and the resistance zone so this is great combo   of two indicators and uh in that video course i  teach you how to use them both together so that's   why volume profile pack is also included in that  overflow pack now as a special bonus to the oracle   pack there is this free tech support and what that  means is that this guy this really nice guy will   join with you on a call using teamviewer and  he will everything for you so he will   ninja trader software he will set you up  with data he will all those indicators   all my trading workspaces so uh he'll do  everything for you including the authorization   and everything you will need so uh this way you  can focus on the learning how to trade and on   trading itself rather than setting everything  up yourself so that's the special tech support   now if you bought all that separately it would  be 647 but uh i'm going to give you a discount   as a special thanks for staying until the end of  the webinar to watch watching the whole thing i'm   going to give you 40 off and uh this will be only  for 3.97 now i'm going to limit this offer and   it will expire february 27th and it  will be only for the first 50 people   all right now if you go to my website there  will be this banner it will say webinar sale   if you click it it will get you directly to  the special webinar sale all right now here   is the book which i promised oriflo trading setups  a book which i released just a couple of weeks ago   this is a link where you can download it  tradersdale.com free book you'll need to enter   your email address and right after that this book  will get automatically sent to that email address   all right now in that book there's a page with a  secret link and with a password and with that link   and that password you can enter a secret webpage  with all those live trading videos where you   can see how i use all those setups i showed you  today also the setups uh from this book all those   methods how i use it in real trading with oraflow  so you definitely want to check those videos out   the link and the password is in the book all right  so make sure to check that out so at this place   i would like to thank everybody for attending the  webinar i'm so happy that so many of you showed up   now i know that there were so many questions  in the chat and it wouldn't really be fair if i   just answered one or two in here and leave all the  rest so what i'm going to do i'm going to ask you   to send all your questions to this email  address contact trader davedale.com   and i'll answer all of them all of those questions  you may have and what i'll also do if there's   enough of those questions and if i think that  other people can benefit from them as well   then what i'll do is i'll do an article q a  article which i'll publish on my website and   in that article i'll answer all those  questions so other people can benefit from   those answers as well all right so shoot  me your questions to this email address and   i'll answer them all so again thanks so much  for coming here today thanks ninja trader for   having me here again for the fourth time i'll  be looking forward to seeing you again maybe   in some next webinar maybe on my website or  maybe in some of my trading courses so again   thanks so much for coming here today and i'll  see you later alright so until then happy trading