The Orderflow Edge Blog
Plain-English guides to order flow, volume profile, and ATAS — from the team behind the Edge Bundle.
A friendly look at the ATAS indicators that make order flow easier to read — volume profile, footprint, POC levels, and simple setups for futures traders.
Read → GuideA beginner-friendly guide to reading order flow — what it is, the tools that show it, and a simple step-by-step way to start without getting overwhelmed.
Read → GuideA plain-English guide to footprint charts — what the numbers mean, how to read buyers vs sellers inside a candle, and simple ways to use them.
Read → GuideA simple guide to the Point of Control — what the POC is, how to find it with volume profile, and how traders use it as a key level.
Read → GuideWhat a naked POC is, why untested Points of Control matter, and how traders use them as targets and reaction levels — explained simply.
Read → GuideA step-by-step beginner guide to setting up ATAS for futures — installing it, connecting data, building a clean order flow chart, and what to do first.
Read → GuideVolume profile and order flow get mixed up all the time. Here's the simple difference, how they work together, and when to use each.
Read → GuideA simple explanation of PO3 — the Power of Three model of accumulation, manipulation, and distribution — and how traders use it to read a session.
Read → GuideFree ATAS chart templates for a clean order flow setup — what a good template includes, how to install one in ATAS, and where to get them.
Read → GuideHow ATAS works with futures prop firms via Rithmic, and how its built-in copy trading (Following Manager) mirrors trades across several accounts at once.
Read →Every level tool in one clean bundle — free guides included.
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