Begin with multiple timeframes
A short timeframe can show immediate momentum, while a larger timeframe provides structural context.
Timeframe disagreement can identify a pullback, transition or range and may reduce the likelihood that a mock setup qualifies.
Trend, structure, support and resistance
Trend describes the directional pattern of price, while structure focuses on swing highs, swing lows, breaks and failed breaks.
A level is an area of interest, not a guaranteed execution price or invisible wall.
Momentum and volatility
Momentum describes the speed and persistence of movement. Volatility describes the magnitude and variability of price changes.
Strong movement created by liquidation or thin liquidity may behave differently from an orderly trend.
Taker flow, whale activity and CVD
Taker flow measures aggressive market buying and selling. CVD tracks the balance of that aggressive activity over time.
When price and CVD move together, flow may support the setup. Divergence can weaken the assessment but does not guarantee reversal.
Open interest and funding
Open interest estimates outstanding derivatives exposure. Rising open interest can indicate new participation, while falling open interest can indicate exposure leaving the market.
Funding can reveal crowded positioning, but crowded markets can remain crowded longer than expected.
Liquidations and forced movement
Liquidations are exchange-forced closures of real leveraged positions that no longer satisfy margin requirements.
ScalperBaba observes liquidation data as market context; it does not liquidate or control any user position.
Order-book depth and visible liquidity
Market depth displays visible bids and asks near price. It can show where displayed liquidity is concentrated.
Visible orders can change or disappear, so depth does not prove that a mock or real order could be executed at a displayed level.
Combine evidence before qualification
Qualification asks whether the inputs tell a sufficiently coherent story under the active methodology.
The objective is not to count indicators, but to understand what each input measures and whether the combined evidence supports a synchronized simulated position.
See the concepts inside one market-intelligence workspace.
ScalperBaba organizes qualified LONG and SHORT setups, directional probabilities, technical structure, derivatives flow, liquidations, open interest, funding and depth, then tracks synchronized simulated positions using live data.