The Core Strategy Explained:
Order flow shows the real buying and selling pressure as it happens. Volume profile marks the price levels where the most shares have changed hands.
When price reaches a high volume node it often pauses or turns.
On a 1 minute chart you can see these zones and act with confidence.
The approach is simple enough for an intermediate trader who wants to keep risk low. Your Trading How-To Guide: (2/6)

Step one Identify the strongest volume node on the 1 minute chart before the session starts.
Look for a price level where many trades have occurred in the last hour. Mark that level.
Step two Wait for price to drift toward that node.
Watch the order flow tape for signs of absorption such as many small trades without price move.
If you see a cluster of buy orders without upward move pause.
Step three Enter a swing position only when the tape shows a clear shift in direction. (3/6)

Use a tight stop just beyond the node if you are buying or selling. Keep the position size small enough that a single loss does not hurt your account.
Step four After a loss reset your mind by reviewing the tape for the next opportunity.
Do not chase revenge trades.
Stick to the same rule set each time. (4/6)

Risk Management Notes:
The main risk is false breakouts near a volume node.
To guard against that place the stop a little beyond the node and size the trade so the dollar loss stays within a small percent of your capital.
Because you trade on a 1 minute chart the market can flip quickly so be ready to exit if the tape turns against you. (5/6)