OK, fair enough.
You are very down on charts. Do you really think there are no professionals making serious money off charts alone (if you do, you are wrong).
It is pointless saying that orders change before the charts. Obviously they do - the charts are a just a visual record of executed orders. To be fair to you, the obvious seems to need pointing out round here.
DOM can be very helpful, but it has its drawbacks, in exactly the same way as a chart.
You need to be very fast and very focussed. You're trading against computers for the most part, and they have an obvious edge.
Add to that the amount of fakery going on which is simply phenomenal. And the speed, which is often dazzling. At the micro level, there are traps all day long, and people getting washed as a result all day long.
Yes, the orderflow can get you in early. This can obviously be both a blessing and a curse. Markets display extraordinary inertia in all phases, a bit late is going to be better than a bit early in the long run. Most people in the real world are going to do better entering a little late based on a chart than a little early based on orderflow
DOM is a good tool, and plenty of professionals use it exclusively. The same can be said of charts, and then there are people who use both. And so on.
I understand that you want to promote your business, but a bit more subtlety wouldn't go amiss. To people who understand these things, some of your posts are very good but others are so clunking, obvious and simply wrong that they act upon the retina in the same manner as would a scouring pad.
