As price trades lower, to the blue counter trend support zone, additional mirco ES contracts can be added if, and this is very important, the ratio indicator is still supporting the trade. In this example it did. As price traded lower into the eventual low, the ratio value increased also. You would not want a decreasing ratio value on the lower low. The market traded over 14 points higher on this pattern. With the micro, you no longer have to hit the bullseye every time. You still need a stop and need to read the indicator properly.
There is one problem here. The ZTP Order Flow signal will print intra-bar. However the signal is not confirmed until the close of the bar. The ZTP Order Flow is a confirmation of a likely top or bottom being put in. The entry signal is watching the ratio indicator. A V shaped pattern indicates limit order support on the way down, and market orders coming in to turn the trend.
The ZTP Delta Strength indicator is also on the chart, and this is a textbook example of its use. The first colored circle is brown, denoting low volume. Price rising on low volume is not good for your long trade. However the second time down, the circle is now blue. Blue denotes high volume, between 140-175% of normal. A black color denotes even higher volume, greater than 175% of normal. The high volume denotes the buyers defending the price and turning the market.