@PietroValastro_ came to my floor and forced me to shoot trading content.
So I timed a swing trade with orderflow and played Minecraft the entire session.
Fun session tho. https://t.co/QMh7ZfhScR
Three DeepGamma layers on one $ES session:
Dynamic Wall: it slid lower all afternoon, and price kept getting rejected right at it.
GEX Profile: the largest market-maker gamma strike sat at 7685. Both selloffs stopped just above it.
Hedging Profile: shows how dealers will hedge at each strike, and whether that flow speeds a move up or slows it down.
Ceiling from the wall. Floor from gamma. The range drew itself.
Volume Profile doesn’t tell you where price goes. It shows you where the market traded the most.
High volume → acceptance. Price builds value.
Low volume → strong one-sided aggression.
Watch how the volume distribution develops alongside price ↓
None of these kids yapping about Account 819… whatever.
None of these has a live tracked track record with a regulated broker at @Kinfo
Here is mine: https://t.co/kDX7LqPGqu
Remember lil bros, Prop firm trading isn’t real trading.
@BeanSim3@Kinfo It doesn’t add the payments lol I deposited more than 300k over the period I’ve been tracking. No tricks. Ask Kinfo.
I’ve been trading for 7 years. But never tracked publically.
@LuisVargasPrez@Kinfo Not criticising prop firms. It’s a valid business model if you know what you’re doing. But it ain’t real trading. You don’t need an real market edge to make money with propfirm, you can literally have 0 EV and proper risk geometry will get you paid
Gamma Exposure Hedging flows are NOT the Only flows.
They simply support (negative) or contrast (positive) the flow that is already happening.
Don’t do the rookie mistake of believing they are ALWAYS at play.
They need context and outliers are where you see their true effect.