NASDAQ Futures – Six-Hour Order Flow Analysis
(from orderFlow Intel at investingLive.com – formerly ForexLive)
Over the past six hours, NASDAQ futures have moved through two clear phases. Early on, buyers managed a steady recovery from an initial dip, absorbing selling and pushing higher. But in the final completed hour, that momentum shifted. Sellers came in hard, rejecting higher prices and pressing the market back beneath both the session’s VWAP and point of control.
This change in tone suggests the earlier bounce was likely a relief move rather than the start of a sustained rally. As long as price remains under VWAP, the order flow favors the sellers.
What’s unique about orderFlow Intel is its ability to merge live order flow data — tracking where aggressive buyers or sellers are actually stepping in — with key market structure levels. This gives traders and investors a “behind the scenes” view of who’s really in control, and when that control changes. It’s not just about charts — it’s about reading the market’s actual transactions to anticipate the next move.
investingLive.com Power Tip: Bears are eyeing 23,862, 23,796, and 23,750. If you’re already short, consider taking partial profits just above these levels. They’re natural magnets for price and could spark counter-moves as resting buy orders get triggered.
Current Lean: Bearish bias into the next phase, but watching closely — a VWAP reclaim 23,960 could flip the story fast.
This article was written by Itai Levitan at investinglive.com.