Learn about the OANDA Order Book – explore its various functionalities, like how to track client positioning, both open and pending, and how you can access this tool as an OANDA client to trade smarter.
OANDA Order Book tool
The OANDA Order Book is a tool that helps traders make more informed decisions by showing how OANDA traders are currently positioned within the market.
Learn more about the OANDA Order Book and how it can help you trade smarter with Nick Syiek (A.K.A. TraderNick). In this video, he delves into the tool's features and how to read its powerful insights.
Key features of the OANDA Order Book
The OANDA Order Book is a valuable tool for traders looking to understand market sentiment by analyzing orders and positions clustering around specific price levels.
Users can toggle between two main views:
- Orders: showing pending buy and sell orders, including limits and stops
- Positions: displaying open long and short trades.
Key features include:
- Leading broker data for the orders and positions available in a 20-minute interval
- Elite Trader accounts get access to 5-minute data granularity
- Buy and sell open orders clustering at specific price points
- Client sentiment, including the position entry price clustering
- Integrated, easy-to-read charts in cumulative, non-cumulative, and net summary views
- Extensive currency pairs coverage
OANDA’s Order Book offers a unique glimpse into real trader behavior, making it a valuable resource for strategy development and risk management. Whether you’re looking to trade against the crowd or confirm your setups, it’s a tool worth exploring.
This article is for general information purposes only, not to be considered a recommendation or financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. It is not investment advice or a solution to buy or sell instruments.
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