FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 17: July 2012) - page 454
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You just need to look at some clusterfeeder. No volume, it won't tear Bolinger up.
What I said about Bolinger is that it's a help. That's for Forte to know if it'll tear or not to tear.
I wrote about volumes in the last post.
If it doesn't go where it's supposed to go, close the deal, what's the problem?
This weekend we continue to browse the book "Market Owners" and the m5 forum about the VCA, so as not to ask anyone unnecessary questions, "where it goes, where it stops".
I was talking about Bolinger to help. As for whether it will or will not tear, that's for Forte.
I wrote about volumes in my last post.
You were talking about terminal indicators. And what exactly, the bollinger channel doesn't matter. I've got regression sharpened for me, exotic oscillator and cluster watching. I also listen to Stranger. Although the cluster sees purchases too. And I wrote and Oleg saw and warned me.
Here you go, to make it easier)))
Hi. And where do you look to see what you start to buy or sell? Tick volumes do not provide such information.
Thinkorswim, Ninja, VolFix, etc., whichever you like, and the tick volumes are wrongly sinned at, the differences are quite minor.
Here is a simple situation: before Friday's close we were climbing up on falling volume, we also have a "buying climax" candlestick (red bar on the indicator below) three hours before the close, which indicates the presence of selling on the upside:
Friday's trade is at 1.0434, if we break it on higher volume, there is a very high chance of retesting last week's level of 1.0284 or even the contract level of 1.0213.
That's all the love)
Thinkorswim, Ninja, VolFix, etc., whichever you like, and there's no reason to blame tick volumes, the differences are negligible.
Is there some kind of MT turkey that takes data from the sources you listed?
No. It's not hard to look at the "source" once or twice a day)))
Is there a MT turndowner that takes data from the sources you listed?
Yes, ClusterDelta VolumeProfile and ClusterDelta Volume are basically the same. All available and free of charge. And straight into MT.))
http://forum.clusterdelta.com/showthread.php?850-%C8%ED%E4%E8%EA%E0%F2%EE%F0%FB-%E4%EB%FF-%CC%D24-%EE%F2-%EF%EE%F0%F2%E0%EB%E0-ClusterDelta.com
For those who are too lazy to register, here it is.
Thinkorswim, Ninja, VolFix, etc., whichever one likes, and they blame tick volumes for nothing, the differences are insignificant.
Here is a simple situation: before Friday's close we were climbing up on falling volume, we also have a "buying climax" candlestick (red bar on the indicator below) three hours before the close, which indicates the presence of selling on the upside:
Friday's trade is at 1.0434, if we break it on higher volume, there is a very high chance of retesting last week's level of 1.0284 or even the contract level of 1.0213.
That is all the love)
On the cluster I saw a fix at 18:00 Moscow time, which I said right away
At the cluster I saw a fixation at 18:00 Moscow time, which I said right away.
There was no special fixation, just before the closing, in two or three hours it went from the contract level of 2280 upwards for sure.