How to Build an Entry Model │ Orderflow

All right, guys. Welcome back to another video. And this would probably be the most important orderflow video you'll ever watch. Reason being is that I haven't really seen anyone talk about how you can create a specific entry model within orderflow, right? And I am going to go in depth. I'm going to explain stuff that beginners miss even

intermediate traders and probably like, you know, how you can create a good entry model, right? Obviously, the entry model it depends on data. And I always preface this. I always, you know, disclaim this that the only reason your entry model will work is if you actually collect data on it and you actually

journal and you actually, you know, do all of these things in order to build yourself for success. But anyways, other than that, let's get on to the video, right? All right. So, how do we actually build this entry model and order flow? Well, first of all, you have to expl you have to understand, however, what is the

main objective when you create an entry model. So this is um disregarding the higher time frame. This is disregarding context. This is disregarding narrative things like that when you know you trade of course right when you do your top down analysis things like that. This is however on the bottom side of your

analysis right the entry model and the goal of your entry model is to help you provide the best entries aligning with AMT structure. You have to understand that and AMT is probably the most important thing you'll ever add in order flow and you'll never be profitable with just a entry model. So I want to just

disclaim that because a lot of beginners they will only solely trade an entry model like it's a fullyfledged model when that is not the case however and you're just going to be trading noise and you're just going to be trading blindly right and you're going to think why is my data so bad but that is the