Order Imbalance

Order Imbalance strategy is mainly applicable to companies traded at the NYSE.

In the season of reports or when news important for the company are released, many major traders submit their orders before the opening of trading on the stock exchange, so that the orders are executed as soon as the trading is open. This leads to an imbalance between buyers and sellers at the time of trade opening, the greater the imbalance is, the greater is the deviation of the price and the potential profit.

The strategy requires very little time to prepare and conduct transactions, which makes it convenient if you have a tight schedule and you can not be around the computer for a long period of time.

The pros include having a sufficient amount of time to open a deal and wait for a solution.

This strategy is not similar to scalping or fast trading, so there is no need to get skilled for quick manipulation with orders.

Knowledge and skills you will gain during the course:

  • What is imbalance and how it is formed
  • How to find stocks with a large imbalance and earn profit
  • How to calculate the volume of positions and risks
  • How and in what situations to open/close positions and orders specifics.

Studying process:

  • Unlimited access to the course materials in the student's personal account.
  • Demo account customised for trading the strategy.
  • 2 consultations are provided with the author of the course, each 45 minutes long. The opportunity to get a consultation is available within 1 month from the date of purchase of the course.
  • Support and analysis of trades from the Trading School master mentor are provided within 2 months from the date of purchase of the course.
  • An opportunity to participate in Prop Factory and get a funded account.
Content

Course info:

$287
$50
Start:
Duration:

5 lessons

Best for a tight schedule.

Mentor:
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Serhiy

Guys, you have to increase the course price. Otherwise a lot of people will come running and the strategy will stop working. In general, such strategies should be given only to a limited circle of traders.