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Power Trading with MarketProfile and Orderflow: A Practical Reference for NSE and BSE Derivatives Traders
Power Trading with MarketProfile and Orderflow is a practical working reference for traders who already participate in NSE derivatives markets.
This book is not written to be read cover to cover. It is designed to be opened based on what the market is doing right now — balance, imbalance, initiative activity, or settlement risk.
The focus is not on predictions, indicators, or trade calls. Instead, the book concentrates on understanding market structure, participation, and execution using Market Profile and Orderflow as complementary tools.
All examples are drawn from NSE derivatives, including NIFTY and BANKNIFTY, real expiry days, and real participant behaviour. Nothing is translated from overseas futures markets or simplified for mass appeal.
This book assumes the reader already trades. It does not explain basic concepts like what a call or put option is. It explains how buyers and sellers behave when options move, how initiative and responsive activity appears in the order flow, and how structure evolves through the trading session.
Topics covered
Reading market structure using Market Profile
Identifying initiative and responsive participation
Understanding balance, imbalance, and day types
Interpreting order flow in context
Settlement day behaviour and closing dynamics
Integrating structure with execution
Written as a desk-side reference, this book works best when used alongside live market charts, allowing traders to connect theory directly to real-time market behaviour.
This is a book for traders who want clarity, context, and structure — not shortcuts.
This book is not written to be read cover to cover. It is designed to be opened based on what the market is doing right now — balance, imbalance, initiative activity, or settlement risk.
The focus is not on predictions, indicators, or trade calls. Instead, the book concentrates on understanding market structure, participation, and execution using Market Profile and Orderflow as complementary tools.
All examples are drawn from NSE derivatives, including NIFTY and BANKNIFTY, real expiry days, and real participant behaviour. Nothing is translated from overseas futures markets or simplified for mass appeal.
This book assumes the reader already trades. It does not explain basic concepts like what a call or put option is. It explains how buyers and sellers behave when options move, how initiative and responsive activity appears in the order flow, and how structure evolves through the trading session.
Topics covered
Reading market structure using Market Profile
Identifying initiative and responsive participation
Understanding balance, imbalance, and day types
Interpreting order flow in context
Settlement day behaviour and closing dynamics
Integrating structure with execution
Written as a desk-side reference, this book works best when used alongside live market charts, allowing traders to connect theory directly to real-time market behaviour.
This is a book for traders who want clarity, context, and structure — not shortcuts.
414 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2025
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