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[font=Arial, sans-serif][color=#000000]Price creates interest.
Interest creates Demand.
Demand creates Volume.
[font=Arial, sans-serif]When price is attractive it creates interest among buyers/sellers. When price is not attractive to buyers/sellers, it creates no interest. Participants are then...Ignored
If you eliminate the factors with volume that are unreliable --
- the current amount of a volume bar
- and precision in the middle volumes, in an unregulated market
- direction measuring with pairs, since they naturally cycle more than single symbols
-- then volatility, what's left, measured with an average of volume bars at that time of day (
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It's easy to find any of the biggest-volume bars, whether with a small price bar
or the area a big price bar produces,
or only small-volume bars with a big price bar.
A level TL segment drawn from the affected price bar's center, if small, or both sides, if big, and to the finish of the bar's affect, works.
I had put off using volume, even though it showed promise, for a long time.
Thanks for your view on the subject.
P.S.: Sorry, OND, for interrupting the flow. This post is only my opinion.
And thanks, adopted the nick.