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Real-Time Institutional Flow Detection: The ProTrader Dashboard Methodology Most traders fail because they don't have a system to detect what institutions are doing while the market’s open. They find it hard to stay consistent in the stock market because of one major problem... They lack a system to detect institutional order flow in real time. They're flying blind while the smart money is making calculated moves right under their noses. That's exactly why I created the ProTrader Dashboard — to show folks that you could really accomplish things most people don't think are possible. After years of watching retail traders chase their tails, I knew there had to be a better way to spot strong institutional accumulation before everyone else catches on. The Scanner That Changes Everything Everything starts out with my scanner — the ProTrader Dashboard Scanner. During the morning hours, I use the 5-minute time frame, and later in the day, I like to use the hourly for overnight swing trades. The magic happens when you understand the numbers. Anything over one means it's stronger than the S&P 500 (SPY) right now — like Apple (AAPL) in the image below — and the scanner shows me whether it's already moving or if it hasn't started moving yet. The left side has the 5-minute chart, and the right has the daily… But here's the kicker — it shows relative volume on a 5-minute basis. Volume is everything when you're tracking institutional flow. Volume is the fingerprint of big money. Why the Daily Chart Rules Everything Here's where most traders mess up. You may think I'm only looking at the 5-minute because these are 5-minute breakouts, but I need to make sure the daily side looks kosher as well. Even if the 5-minute chart looks good, I have to confirm the daily trend as well — that’s why all of my day trades are also good for overnight swings as well. I can't stress this enough — just because it's moving well in a 5-minute chart doesn't mean squat. Everything else has to be pretty. I showed this with Duke Energy (DUK) recently… DUK was below its 200-day moving average. We typically don't buy stocks below the 200-day moving average. There's no volume on this stock — it's dead. The system works both ways. It works the same way to the downside when institutions are distributing shares. You want a daily chart with high volume that's near swing highs. The bottom line? When you have a way to detect which stocks institutions are buying and selling in real time, all you gotta do is ride their coattails. That's the power of having the right system. Nothing is perfect of course — there are no guarantees in trading, as you well know. But a better tool for day and swing trading doesn’t exist, in my experience. We’re running a very special deal right now, so be sure to read on for more info! This deal won’t last! Follow along and join the conversation for real-time analysis, trade ideas, market insights and more in my official Telegram channel! Important Note: No one from The TradingPub team or Roger Scott Trading will ever message you directly on Telegram. *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. |
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