Understanding Auction Markets & Order Flow leads to significantly improved trading decisions.

3-Hour Online Course

Course Tuition: $350

By definition, an auction market is a market where buyers enter competitive bids and sellers enter competitive offers at the same time. In an auction market a transaction can only takes place when a buyer is willing to accept the seller's offer or a seller is willing to accept the buyer’s bid.

Join Dr. Keppler in this three-hour course as he demystifies the market auction process.  In this presentation Dr. Keppler explains in a simple and concise manner how to make better trading decisions using order flow data.

In an electronic market orders are executed by matching bids and offers together.  The auction is designed to maintain order and efficiency in the markets. Today, almost all electronic exchanges function on the basis of auction theory.  The market auction is significantly influenced by the numbers of market participants, the size of orders and the order flow.

Once traders understand the market auction process and how order flow dynamics impact price movement they are able to significantly enhance their trading performance.   Learning to interpret and analyze order flow helps traders to identify the best timing for entries and exits. It allows traders to gain a deeper understanding of the market and make better trading decisions that allow winners to run and cut losers short.

Course Topics Will Include

• Dr. Keppler’s Twelve Rules for Analyzing Auction Markets
• Laws of Supply & Demand
• Analyzing Order Flow Dynamics
• Impact of Volume on Auction Outcomes
• Identifying & Using Volume Points of Control
• Various Tricks & Tactics Used to Manipulate Auction Outcomes
• Identifying & Taking Advantage of Order Imbalances
• Interpreting the Volume Distribution for a Trading Range
• Using Order Flow Statistics for Effective Timing of Trade Entries & Exits
• Auctions at Support & Resistance Levels

Course Format:

• 3 Hours Online Video Instructions
• One year of full access to an archived recorded copy of the course.

Course Tuition

$350.00