- What is orderflow trading?
- Orderflow trading studies executed trades and changes in displayed liquidity. Footprint, delta, DOM and heatmap views organize different parts of that data. The observations do not identify participants or guarantee future direction.
- Where should a beginner start?
- Choose one instrument and feed, learn bid/ask volume and delta, then compare executions with displayed depth. The beginner track leads through footprint reading; the software track explains data and subscription choices.
- What is the difference between options flow and GEX?
- Options flow describes transactions or activity in option contracts. GEX estimates aggregate gamma exposure using option data and positioning assumptions. Both require a source and timestamp; neither establishes the intentions of every participant.
- How do I start quantitative trading research?
- Write a testable rule, select data containing the required inputs, include costs and evaluate later periods without reusing them for parameter selection. Start with the quant beginner guide, then the futures backtesting guide.
- Is orderflow software allowed on a funded account?
- Confirm the current terms for your exact account and use. Market-data access, manual execution, automation and copying require separate checks. Senzoukria supports analysis and manual Rithmic orders; it is not globally read-only.