Topic 24: Imbalance / Clusterdelta Tool (Video)
Content Type: Video only (5:45)
Video Transcript
Good day, my friends in this video. I will explain you a little bit more about the extra two cluster Delta Hess. It's called the imbalance as water flow Traders supplying them on Traders really looking for imbalance in the markets. Right? We have several tools that help us to confirm those imbalance levels. You can spot them with the naked eye. For example, we have them here imbalance. You can see in Balance right here. We have an imbalance right here two simple examples of Level levels of imbalance. Okay price pinpointed in Balance over and over again.
So we we have a constantly search for fresh imbalanced levels where potential orders are located. There was a nice tool within cluster Delta that I think it's pretty nice. To show you where most imbalances on that specific current session or day on the time.
So yeah with a Naked Eyes possible with the Volume profile slash point of control, you can also use the footprint to spot imbalances but to make it even a little bit more easier if you look into the left cluster Delta have a lot of options, but you can see also right here — the imbalance indicator that shows you where the imbalances. I'm going to show you that.
Right here. Okay. Let's remove this. And if you look a little bit more to the left, you can see that the levels that I spotted with the naked eye are matching up pretty nicely. You see the Red Dot here. So there was imbalance within this level. Which is a nice extra tool to use for within your trading.
So I mainly use the point of control, a bit of the footprint combined with the Delta and the volume, and I'm constantly in search of fresh imbalances during the New York session for indices. But this is a nice tool. You can see right here. There was imbalance matching up with the candle as well pretty nicely.
Until you see the number of imbalances right here. You see when price returned back to this, there was still a lot of imbalance. So there was — this one was filled with orders. Same stuff. You see right here, you know, so almost filled with orders. You can also see the number of imbalances. See the price point of imbalance matching up with highs and lows within this imbalance.
So this is a nice extra tool. Yeah simple as that you can apply this on NASDAQ as well. You can see NASDAQ print also a lot of imbalance, you know. And use it as a tool — don't change base of it, but as an extra confidence — it's an extra tool. You can see right here, two times of imbalance so pretty nice.
Pretty nice to use and to confirm your imbalance in the markets. Okay, you can see even price turned back to this level to get filled — liquidity taking from lows. Price pushed to the upside right here. Also pretty nice example.
Let's zoom in a little bit. That imbalance candle right here — a beautiful example, check it out when price returned back to this base pushes away from it. So it could be a nice sniper second time back confirm is where the second imbalance which matching up with this imbalance — price pushed away.
Right here another imbalance candle with a proper lack of — beautiful how that imbalance is created again. Really really helpful to use.
US500 same stuff you can use the same concept, you know, and most of the time it matching up nicely with the point of control combined with the Delta and the volume. Adding this imbalance to whether you're trading — the naked eye. You can also spot a lot of imbalance right here — this isn't filled yet.
Right here there was again a lot of imbalance check it out right here. Check all the dots. Tons of imbalance within this level. You see it when price returned back to the imbalance — those institutional orders get filled, you know. So simple as that you can use it on any time frame you want. So there's not a specific time frame to use.
Which you can see up front — imbalance pretty tiny range — the market is recently opening this video's recorded at a Monday. So this is why you see the tiny range but most of the time yes huge price ranges for the indices.
So yeah pretty nice and operate two. If the mapping out level like this for example, not filled yet, but you can see around this edge. There was a lot of imbalance — even this candle could be valid check it out right here and prices turned back to it, tested it then got to the downside with a large price range.
So simple short video. Hope it's helpful. Try to test it out for yourself combined with the imbalances, Delta, volume and a piece of the footprint combined with the point of control, which is also pretty important too.
Key Takeaway for Bot
- ClusterDelta has a built-in imbalance indicator that shows red dots where imbalances exist
- Imbalance levels = where institutional orders are located (unfilled orders)
- When price returns to imbalance levels, orders get filled → price reacts
- Use imbalance combined with: Point of Control + Footprint + Delta + Volume
- Imbalance works on ANY timeframe
- Fresh (unfilled) imbalances are the targets — constantly search for them
- "Second time back" to imbalance with confirmation = sniper entry
- Works on US30, NASDAQ, US500 — same concept across all indices