Tools and techniques we use:

1. Market Profile - to find S&D, VS and DPOC (m15 TF)

2. Imbalance with at least 15 to the 0 (937.500 GBP on one side) - to mark KLs on
the m15 and m5. Later, on m1 to see if there is any potential sign of reversal
while looking for a trade // managing the trade
3. Splash - on m1/m5 to see if aggressive buyer or seller joined the market.
Important while managing
4. Delta - to find m5 fresh zones (positive delta but price going down and negative
delta but price going up). We mark those zones during the session
5. Volume bars - safe entry is always with decreasing volume. Compare this to the
train waiting for you on the station. Fast train (high vol) could kill you. While
managing - increasing volume can help to hold the trade when price is touching KL
or small zone - big probability of a break.
6. Footprint - to see the absorption and exact levels of imbalance (if these were
tapped, because candlestick chart isn't showing that too precise)
7. Patterns - EQH/L and price manipulation. Second one is complete compression with
last push
8. Anchored VWAP - to follow the average price of current order which finished the
liquidity grab.

There are 3 techniques how to use VWAP.

1. The safest - VWAP from the low/high of LQG (low - buy setup, high -sell setup)
2. Two VWAPs - source set to high and second to the low to see the channel of m1
LQG. Then you can manage your risk as you prefer - if there is a setup for sell -
the reaction with low of the candle brings higher risk, even if volume decreased,
and closer to the vwap from the high of the candle - safer entry. Choice is yours.
I prefer this way of using average price, because we see the range of
buyers/sellers and can easily decide if we want to join the market.
3. Default - you can find more opportunities, but you need to accept drawdowns. SL
here is tighter, so better RR. Something for something. Setup can occur for high
rewards, but a lot of time there could be stressful moments on red.