EVX Flow Trading Blueprint
From evaluation to consistent futures trading
Learn the exact framework Dee Anthony uses to build weekly EVX Flow Maps, find high-probability trade locations, manage risk and build consistency as a futures trader.
What's inside
Weekly EVX Flow Maps
The exact framework Dee uses to build his weekly EVX Flow Maps.
Weekly Expected Move analysis
Use the expected move to frame where price is likely to travel during the week.
High-probability trade locations
Identify the levels where trades are planned before the market gets there.
Momentum & mean reversion setups
Know which kind of trade you're taking and when each setup applies.
ATR risk management
Size stops and targets around the market's actual range.
Position sizing
Size every trade so one loss can't break your evaluation or funded account.
The complete EVX trading process
From preparation to execution — built to help you develop consistency.
Common questions
Is the EVX Flow Trading Blueprint for beginners?
Yes. The blueprint was designed to be simple enough for newer traders to understand while still providing value for experienced traders looking for a structured framework.
Do I need Thinkorswim to use the EVX Flow model?
No. However, I personally use Charles Schwab and Thinkorswim for charting, trade execution, and pulling weekly expected move levels from the options chain. Any platform that allows you to view option expected moves and chart price action can be used.
How often are EVX levels updated?
Once per week.
What is the difference between a mean reversion trade and a momentum trade?
Mean Reversion Trades occur when price becomes stretched near EVX +2, +3, -2, or -3 and begins moving back toward equilibrium. Momentum Trades occur when price confirms strength or weakness and begins moving from one EVX level toward the next.
Do I need to join the EVX Trading Room to use this Blueprint?
No. The blueprint is designed to be a standalone educational resource.
Ready to trade with a plan?
Get the full EVX Flow framework for $39. Want free tools first? Try the trading calculators.
Educational content only — not financial advice. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss.