Mastering Orderflow:How to Catch Big Moves

What is Orderflow?
Orderflow is the study of how buyers and sellers interact in real time.
It helps traders understand why price moves, not just where it moves.
Every candle tells a story of aggression, absorption, rejection, or continuation.

1. Rejecting & Breaking High/Low
If price rejects a previous high/low, it signals opposing liquidity entering the market.
If price aggressively breaks a high/low, it shows strong participation and directional intent.
Rejection = possible reversal.
Clean break = continuation bias.

Breaking Lows looks like this:
Rejection of Low looks like this:
Rejection of High looks like this:
Breaking of Highs looks like this:

2. Using Intermediate-Term Highs & Lows
Intermediate-term highs/lows act as liquidity pools.
Price often targets these levels before delivering expansion.
Watching how price reacts around them reveals institutional intent and short-term narrative.
# Highs and lows inside FVG is called ITH & ITL respectively
Some of the examples:




3. PD Arrays Being Respected or Disrespected
PD Arrays include FVGs, Order Blocks, Breakers, etc.
Respecting a PD Array shows algorithmic precision and continuation strength.
Disrespecting it indicates weakness, inefficiency, or potential shift in orderflow.
Strong markets defend premium/discount structures cleanly.
Here are some examples:



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