Arriving at Chapter 2, you have a good understanding of the dynamics behind a Footprint bar, what it consists of and how

you can relay the data back to the

three core candlestick patterns. In the following chapter, we deep-dive into each cluster type we can use to visualize the data in the footprint bars.
Pattern recognition and inductive thinking are unique abilities of the human brain to not only find patterns but figure out logically what those patterns
suggest about what will happen next. As you gain more experience using Footprint charts, you will start noticing reoccurring patterns that will assist you in
trading. The five most relevant cluster types are covered in this chapter, alongside Bullish and Bearish trade examples.

• Bid&ASK: breaks down volume into separate buy and sell variables.

• Volume: shows all the volume traded at each price point.

• Volume Profile: excellent for spotting reversals in the form of b and p - shapes.

• Delta: allows you to see the net difference between buyers and sellers.

• Imbalance: highlights order flow buy and sell imbalances