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DislikedI like this thread very interesting i subcribe. keep up good work mister Hope you continuesIgnored
DislikedVolume data shows a 'baseline' for where the natural price level should be according to retail clients.Ignored
Disliked{quote} very big mistake. volume has nothing to do with retail traders. volume is just related to banks , institutions & big players. the volume of retail traders is very very small , because 80% of them are losers, and the winner retail traders are having very small accounts (in comparison to the big accounts of big players). so, the volume data which you receive from your broker is meaningless.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I must disagree with you. Retail clients volume is very relevant and useful and no, it's not just related to banks, institutions and big players. Yes, the retail volume might not be a big factor in the overall volume of the entire FX market. My whole system is built upon the theory that the 'amateurs' activity can be monitored and they seem to be taking advantage of and used to profit from, maybe by some of the parties you mention above. I would agree with you, that data from just one broker in your hypothetical assumption, wouldn't be enough...Ignored