Volume Profile, TPO, Order Flow: Next Generation of Day Trading Paperback – June 25, 2022

This book is great, really great. However whatever you do DO NOT use the ATAS software the author mentions. The company has horrible customer service they blame the user for any issues and are extremely unprofessional in their demeanor. They blamed me for every issue because I had Onedrive installed or with no reason "you must have a virus on your computer". I've never had an issue with any software package installing and in their mind they are some kind of perfect developer (very Trumpian) and all issues are my fault entirely. However a quick view of Trust Pilot shows how other users find their software to be buggy. Their website has basic errors as well on setting up a new password and confirming your email. I've never had such an absolutely poor experience with a software company. I regret ever going to their website!

If you don't know how to analyze market for scalping and day trading, find entries and exits, understand why the price does what it does - you MUST read this book.After it, analyzing EXO Charts and ATAS becomes much easier.Personally, keep this book and read it until you memorize what you need.Love it, recommend itProfits to all of you!

This is for advanced traders that are trying to find a bit more detail. The author writes a superb book. Must read and several times at that.

Waste of money!

To go straight to the point, this book is a goldmine of information on how the financial markets actually work and on how to trade them for profits without resorting to the most widespread, yet mostly inefficient methodologies.The concepts approached in this book are for experienced traders who have the ability to accept and understand the true map behind the screen and to depart from the traditional, yet totally wrong, grand scheme of trading.On its background and purpose, this book deserves 6 stars to be such an enlightening piece of work.The flip side of the coin is that it's written by someone whose native language is German, not English, and the translation is very bad (sometimes close to some word-for-word rendition), making it a terrible reading experience adding to the difficulty of grasping a matter already complex in itself.On top of this, although he seems to stand amongst the spearheads of his discipline, the author is not a pedagogist at all and he throws at the reader abstract concept after abstract concept without really linking them together in a sequential and logical way to come out with easily understandable and actionable modules, which would help the reader build trading strategies out of them.Moreover, reference is often made to the author's trading platform of choice, but here again, nothing is said about the appropriate use of it and its features to achieve at least the proper configuration of the indicators and charts repeatedly displayed and referred to throughout the book (I use this platform myself: it's a professional-grade gem, but it's everything but a plug-and-play system. The learning curve is steep, and the tool deserves way more detailed instruction to be exploited to its fullest. But after all, this is not the point of the book, and maybe that's why the author skipped this topic, leaving the reader going through his / her own experiments).As a conclusion, I'd say that the underlying concept is fascinating and can be extremely profitable if properly put in use.This book is hence useful if one considers it merely as a first contact with the subject matter, but for sake of clarity and to be really useful within the framework of an every day, practical trading activity, it would be beneficial if it could disclose less rigid and more reader-friendly explanations.

The bad: For the price I thought I was getting a turn key strategy. But he sales his course for $3200, so I guess this book is a good marketing tool. Also I think Atas, the software paid to be literally in every other page, is kinda annoying. I use ninja and I think is not nice to be talking about all the unique and magnificent features of a software that you don't have access to.The good: I was going to leave a 1 star, but... During the whole lecture the author mentioned that he trades the fake breakouts and stops runnings (liquidity sweeps), but he never went into details. So, at the end while he is saying (bye bye) thank you for reading the book and stuff I was getting mad. But YOU HAVE TO READ THE BONUS PART! to find out.Also is nice that the book is up to date. All the data is based on 2021 and 2022.I would probably read it again and maybe upgrade it to a 5 star, but for now...