Question on emini depth--Does anyone use the depth to place stops? I notice there is an aggregation of orders at certain S/R resistance levels that has 2-3 times the volume as the other 4 nearest levels. Today I experimented and placed my stops just beyond the big volume instead of at it (where I wanted it), and found a few times small spikes into that level didn't exhaust the supply of that level and the ES in this case continued in my favor. Had I placed my stop on that level, it would've possibly triggered if native at Globex, or triggered at IB via pseudo market order in my case. This happened at 13:22 and 13:54 on the ES mini at a price of 1032, and later at 14:22 to 14:24 where it tested 1028.75. In the first case this was the high of the 30/60 min bars and was an obvious resistance point many people used to cover their shorts I assume. The 14:22 time was at the top of the first cycle in the downtrend after channeling. All three times placing my stop beyond these points I believe saved me from premature covering of my short position. Anybody use the depth in this way, or have other ideas for its use?