About
Welcome to Orderflowing!
I’m William, an investor and trader constantly working to improve my edge in the markets.
I believe everyone is a lifelong student of life and markets. Learning from both success and failure, and approaching each day as an opportunity to grow, I share what I learn to help others along the way.
William Hjortshoej
Founder
My trading and investing journey began with a lot of excitement.
There was so much more to learn than I initially expected.
I quickly realized that trading is shaped not just by strategies, but also by psychology, how our minds react to wins and losses.
Memories of past trades, wins, and losses shape how we respond to price levels, creating patterns in the market that traders can identify and use.
This idea has shaped my approach to market analysis.
Like many other traders, I’ve experienced the emotional highs and lows of easy money, & pure ‘gambling’ in the market.
But true progress comes when you go away from that mentality.
Successful traders are different from gamblers because they don’t get overly upset or excited by short-term outcomes, even though both are playing the probabilities.
Instead, focus on long-term plans and stay emotionally sound through the ups and downs and uncertainty.
That’s something I arrive at daily now.
Handling Losses
Like every trader, I’ve experienced setbacks that made me wonder if this journey was even worth it.
The temptation to give up is real, but true progress comes when you stay disciplined, trust your plan, and keep moving forward.
The ability to get back up after devastating losses is what separates those who eventually succeed from those who give up.
In trading, you have to pay tuition—and that tuition is your money, time and energy.
Having gone through the crashes of Terra Luna, FTX, and other brutal market events, I’ve experienced those hard lessons firsthand.
These experiences have taught me to trust the process, stick to the plan, and stay focused, even when the market seems like it’s turned against you.
Nobody is coming to save you. The markets do not care about your position.
Another big part of my trading.
Indicators provide a greater view into market psychology than classical technical analysis.
Trend-following Indicators to see the market in a different way than just regular candlesticks, while oscillators can show when trends might reverse.
These tools have become a core part of how I view the market, both for trading actively and investing for the long term.
Trading Indicators
I’ve developed my own suite of Indicators to get a deeper understanding behind these systems and to save time from doing analysis manually.
I use these systems myself and consistently improve them.
You can see them on TradingView or here: Indicators & Get Access.
But That’s Not All… I’m Giving Away a Guide That’s Worth Thousands – For Free
I’ve put together a trading guide, or what I like to call my “knowledge folder,” that covers most of what I’ve learned this far about markets.
It’s based on in-depth courses and material I’ve personally invested thousands of dollars into.
The hard part isn’t just learning the strategies or the market though, it’s mastering discipline and execution.
That’s something no book or guide can teach you.
It’s the daily work of sticking to your plan, managing your emotions, and making consistent decisions in the heat of the moment.
That’s the game.
The guide dives deep into key trading concepts giving you the tools to see beyond the charts and develop your own approach.
It’s packed with knowledge that I’ve personally invested money and time in.
I’m giving it to you for free, because learning and growing together makes us all better traders.
You can get access to the guide here.
If you’re curious about platforms, there is the resources page.
This site is a place for primarily for learning and growing.
I’ve spent an awful lot of time creating it, so I hope you find some of it useful.
Let’s grow together and turn our trading ambitions into reality. Let’s get started.
My Personal Journey: Why I Took a Different Path
I started my journey with the same “save and invest” mindset preached by many financial personalities, I’ve since moved on to active strategies.
Learn why I critique these ‘slow-lane’ strategies and what else I’ve discovered, read the full perspective here: Get Rich Slow Exposed.