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About Blue Tree Strategies” “Market Profile Trading Strategies | NYC”

Our trading strategy is simple, identify price in relationship to perceived value. History has shown that there is one investment thesis that is at the core of all price movements. That is supply and demand. Blue Tree Strategies uses volume analytics to analyze and identify the markets, balance area. Being able to correctly identify price in relation to balance allows a more accurate understanding of the markets movements. This understanding allows us to identify institutional sponsored moves verses retail sponsored moves.

The ability to identify the players gives traders a huge advantage and better chance of profits. Reason being, moves originating by institutions are more dramatic and longer lasting than those from retail traders. One of the tools that is used is Market Profile. Market Profile give insight into market moves that are more transparent than the typical traditional charts.

We believe that markets are inefficient. History has proven that prices over and under react. Which mean that they overshoot their value area. This overreaction presents opportunities to the traders who are aware of this reality and it’s fairly common for quick, snap back, price reaction. Blue Tree Strategies research focuses on isolating trades that offer asymmetrical opportunities to their clients.

“It’s not whether you’re right or wrong that’s important, but how much money you make when you’re right and how much you lose when you’re wrong” Stanley Druckenmiller

About Thomas

Tom Incorvia began his career in financial services in 1987 and has amassed over three decades of experience navigating the complexities of the markets. His career spans both the buy-side and sell-side of the trading desks, having served as Vice President of Equity Trading and later as General Partner of a hedge fund. This dual perspective has provided him with a unique and well-rounded understanding of market behavior.

Throughout his career, Tom has embraced one guiding principle: focus on the relevant. The ability to separate meaningful market signals from distracting noise has been the cornerstone of his investment approach. He has also come to recognize that liquidity and the dynamics of supply and demand are among the most consistent and profitable indicators available to traders and investors. This philosophy continues to shape his strategies and decision-making today