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Book Cycle:  . I . II . III

Comprensive Оptimization Decisions Exchange Тraders

Analysis, evaluation of market data – from indicators to strategies.

This is a structured guide, ranging from a simple primer to advanced strategic frameworks, aimed at enhancing efficiency in financial markets.

🌟 Open the Door to the World of Professional Trading with a Unique Approach to Market Analysis and Strategy Development!

Have you ever wondered why some traders consistently win while others get lost in the chaos of market data? The secret lies in the ability to spot patterns and make optimal decisions where others see only noise.

The book “The Optimal Action Map of an Exchange Trader” will be your guide to the world of professional analysis and strategies. It is the first book in a series that combines powerful tools and years of expertise to achieve consistent results in financial markets.

Who is this series for?

  • Beginners: Build a strong foundation and avoid common mistakes.
  • Experienced traders: Enhance your understanding of market mechanics and perfect your strategies.
  • Algo-traders: Optimize your approaches through deep data analysis.

A Journey from Amateur to Professional Trader

Each book in the series complements the previous one, allowing you to gradually deepen your understanding of the market. You will gain a complete set of tools to see the market as professionals do.

🌟 The first book — “The Optimal Action Map of an Exchange Trader” — is already available. Take your first step toward success today!

What Awaits You in the Book and the Series?

 

Part 1: The Art of Reading Market Data

  • How to analyze volumes, delta, and market orders.
  • Hidden mechanics of limit orders and heatmaps.
  • Simple explanations of complex concepts for both beginners and professionals.

Part 2: In-Depth Market Structure Analysis

  • Detailed insights into the interaction of orders in the order book.
  • Interpretation of prints, limit trades, and hidden liquidity zones.
  • Practical examples from real trading sessions.

Part 3: Building Strategies for Any Market Conditions

  • How to combine fundamental and technical analysis.
  • Development of trading algorithms tailored for trends, ranges, and volatile markets.
  • Optimization of risk management and entry/exit points.

Why Does This Book Stand Out?

  • 🔧 Powerful Tools for Analysis: Master everything—from understanding volumes to working with footprints.
  • 📈 Real-World Practice: Examples from live markets will help you apply your knowledge immediately.
  • 🧩 Systematic Approach: The book is structured to guide you step by step, from basics to advanced strategies.
  • 🛠 Exclusive Content: A detailed breakdown of the behavior of major market players and manipulation tactics.
⇒ Book I ⇐ Unlock Your Trader’s CODE
Why It’s Important to Study Market Data

The financial market is a field where every participant strives to achieve their goals. Some aim to protect their assets, while others seek to generate profit. Large funds, algorithmic systems, retail traders — all of them leave their “footprints” in the market data.

These footprints can reveal:

  • Where major players are accumulating positions.
  • Which levels serve as support or resistance.
  • When the price is preparing for a reversal or continuation.
  • Which movements are manipulations and which reflect the true market sentiment.

By studying data, you gain access to the “language of the market,” which helps you understand what is really happening behind the visible price movements.

 
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Chapter 1:Fundamentals of Market Data

  • 1.1. Volumes and Their Significance
  • 1.2. Delta as an Indicator of Strength
  • 1.3. The Role of Market Orders
Chapter 2: Price Level Detailing and Market Data
  • 2.1. Volume and Its Interpretation
  • 2.2. The Impact of Ticks and Time Intervals
  • 2.3. Levels of Increased Interest
  • 2.4. Aggregated and Tiered Trades
Chapter 3: Volume and Delta Profiles
  • 3.1. Horizontal Volume Profile
  • 3.2. Vertical Volume Profile
  • 3.3. Horizontal Delta Profile
  • 3.4. Vertical Delta Profile
Chapter 4: Limit Orders as Part of Market Data
  • 4.1. Introduction to Limit Orders and Order Book
  • 4.2. Classification of Limit Orders
  • 4.3. Limit Order Heatmap
  • 4.4. Areas of Reduced Liquidity
  • 4.5. Practical Use of Limit Orders
⇒ Book II ⇐ Unlock Your Trader’s CODE
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⇒ Book III ⇐ Unlock Your Trader’s CODE
Electronic version . Сlosed ⇒

 

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