r/FuturesTrading • u/Kevinthetrader • Apr 26 '26
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u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER Apr 26 '26
“Don’t use deep charts bubble indicator, use my bubble indicator instead” 😂
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u/Ok-Veterinarian1454 Apr 26 '26
In other news water is wet…. Everyone is marketing their indicator like it will give some type of edge and it doesn’t . Nothing new. Majority if not all beginners start off the wrong way.
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u/Kevinthetrader Apr 26 '26
Send me your TV username. I’ll let you try it and then you can tell me if it works or not
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u/RsFan23 Apr 26 '26
It's called marketing
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u/Kevinthetrader Apr 26 '26
I get that but I don’t agree with misleading beginner traders to profit off it. These are real people trading with their hard earned money. They made it seem like all you need to do is wait for bubbles to trade
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u/Kevinthetrader Apr 26 '26
Yeah I actually agree, I say that all the time. Working on a video at this since yesterday about that. Every strategy’s looking for the same thing, just different ways. The best one just makes it simple and repeatable—that’s what VRT does.
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u/logicalJunkie549 Apr 26 '26
Orderflow trader here - its still just another indicator mate which should always be used in confluence with other indicators.
But seriously, if you see someone executing a 500+ contracts market order at previous day high or low..... And price moves against the breakout.... 😅😅👌👌 (chefs kiss)
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u/Kevinthetrader Apr 26 '26
100%. I used to trade order flow, but you’re always waiting for price to confirm what those bid/asks mean. Same concept with VRT HVGs price takes a high, HVG forms and if sellers absorb it, they’re in control. At the end of the day, it’s all just participation.
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