Order Flow Intel by InvestingLive.com | June 27, 2025
Our proprietary Order Flow Intel methodology, backed by AI and years of market pattern recognition, indicates a mild bearish outlook for intraday participants.
After briefly testing the 22,760 level, today’s Value Area High (VAH), price was rejected during the 9:30 ET window and has since traded back toward the Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) near 22,708. The 22,736 zone, which aligns with today’s Point of Control (POC) and the first upper deviation from VWAP, has emerged as a key resistance area.
Order Flow Explained: Why It Matters in NASDAQ Futures Trading
Delta: The net difference between market buys and market sells
Momentum confirmation: Whether buyers or sellers are defending key levels with strength
Comparative Advantage: Why Today Looks Weaker Than Yesterday
Today, however, that same window shows:
Less aggressive buying
This contrast reveals a possible profit-taking phase or waning institutional interest, particularly after yesterday’s buyers may have already executed their primary entries.
Based on our AI-supported Order Flow Intel assessment, we assign a refined bearish prediction score of -4 on a scale from -10 (strongly bearish) to +10 (strongly bullish).
A clear rejection from resistance
Comparative underperformance relative to yesterday's same time slot
Final Thoughts: What Sets This Analysis Apart
This article is not financial advice, but it is a powerful decision support tool for those trading or investing in NASDAQ futures. Our goal is to give you timely, structured insights you can act on with confidence.
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