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Salepage link: At HERE. Archive: https://archive.is/6HgbAnnReading the Tape is a full-fledged training program for all traders – new, developing, and experienced – who want to develop a skillset used by elite active traders to understand supply and demand imbalances in real time and to trade profitably. This program opens up the Pandora box of concepts related to Order Flow (Bids, Offers, and Prints) and Level 2 (Box) which help traders determine the next immediate move on a stock with certainty. This course includes dozens of real time examples with tick-by-tick explanations of the tape and how to apply them in trading different strategies.nnWhat Will I Learn?nThe most important skillset used by elite active tradersnTrading different strategies using the tapenIdentify trades on the Tape not visible on the chartnIncrease Consistency in your tradingnDetailed Concept explanation with real time examples on Order flow and Level 2nIncrease Risk/Reward by pin pointing better entriesnParas JandwaninMomentum Price Action Tape ExpertnParas is a moderator and a working partner with BearBullTraders.com. Originally from India and currently settled in the USA, Paras started showing interest in the financial market at a very young age. Though he studied engineering, he transformed his interest into a reality by becoming level 3 certified in the National Stock Exchange. Paras stepped into the world of active intraday trading in 2015 and has been consistently profitable as a Momentum Price Action Tape Trader. The driving factor for Paras is to help aspiring traders by sharing concepts and techniques, not easily accessible to average retail traders, that he has learnt over the years of experience and being exposed to professional trading environment. With his course on Reading the Tape, Paras continues to create educational material for all those who aspire to learn.nnCourse LessonsnEmpty space, drag to resizenSection 1 : Course Overview and Introduction to Reading the TapenFreenOverviewnIntroduction to Reading the TapenSection 2 : Fundamentals/BasicsnIntroductionnFundamentals/BasicsnSection 2 PresentationnQuiz: Test your KnowledgenSection 3 : Order Flow Concepts and InterpretationnIntroductionnOverview and Psychology behind Print TransactionsnConcept 1: Hold on the Bid vs Selling the BidnConcept 1: Example 1 – Held Bid and Selling at the Bid on NIOnConcept 1: Example 2 – Held Bid and Selling at the Bid on AAPLnConcept 2: Hold on the Offer vs. Buying the offernConcept 2: Example 1 – Held Offer and Buying the Offer on AAPLnConcept 2: Example 2 – Held Offer and Buying the Offer on TWTRnConcept 3: Hefty Hold on the BidnConcept 3: Example – Hefty Held on the Bid on AMZNnConcept 4: Hefty Hold on the OffernConcept 4: Example – Hefty Hold on the Offer on AAPLnConcept 5-7: White PrintsnConcept 5-7: Example 1 – White Print and Bullish Hidden Order on DKNGnConcept 5-7: Example 2 – White Print and Bearish Hidden Order on BILInConcept 5-7: Example 3 – White Print and Automatic Buyer on METAnConcept 8: Below the Bid and Above the AsknConcept 8: Example 1 – Orange Imbalance Print on AAPLnConcept 8: Example 2 – Blue Print above the immediate offer on NIOnConcept 8: Example 3 – Blue Imbalance Print on AAPLnConcept 9: Print Size and BehaviornConcept 10: Volume at PricenConcept 10: Example – Volume at Price on AAPLnConcept 11: Speed/AccelerationnConcept 11: Example – Speed on AAPL and BABAnSection 3 PresentationnQuiz: Test your KnowledgenSection 4 : Level 2 Concepts and InterpretationsnIntroductionnConcept 1: Higher Asks and Lower BidsnConcept 1: Example 1 – Higher and Higher Ask and CapitulationnConcept 1: Example 2 – Lower and Lower Bids on Level 2 on SOFInConcept 2: Stacking on Bid/OffernConcept 2: Example 1 – Stacked Offer on CCLnConcept 3: Iceberg Orders and Refreshing ECNsnConcept 3: Example 1 – Iceberg Orders and Refreshing ECNs on RBLXnConcept 4: SpoofingnConcept 4: Example 1 – Spoofing on AAPLnSection 4 PresentationnQuiz: Test your KnowledgenSection 5 : Trading Strategies using Order Flow and Level 2nIntroductionnCombining Order Flow and Level 2nTrading BreakoutsnTrading Breakouts – ExamplenTrading PullbacksnTrading Pullbacks – ExamplenTrading RangesnTrading Ranges- ExamplenTrading ReversalsnTrading Reversals – ExamplenTrading Opening Print ImbalancenTrading Opening Print Imbalance – ExamplenQuiz: Test your KnowledgenTrading Strategies Checklist (Downloadable)nSection 6 : Tape Reading Limitations and ExpectationsnIntroductionnLimitationsnExpectationsnSection 6 Presentation
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