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- vaclarush replied Oct 9, 2014
Tick volume can provide very useful information if used correctly
- vaclarush replied Oct 8, 2014
Consolidation has begun so we should see eur/usd edging higher. However, it will dip down periodically to gather more buyers.
- vaclarush replied Sep 24, 2014
You can safetly sell down to 1.2755 at least
- vaclarush replied Sep 24, 2014
How do you think 1.2850 would be the top of your breakout channel if 1.2800 is the bottom? Seems like a pretty large bias to the upside no?
- vaclarush replied Sep 19, 2014
It'll get to 1.2835 it looks like. Then we can get a sweet and juicy buy, quickly. Like the "Sunny D" drink, but you can't drink too much or it gets disgusting. image
- vaclarush replied Sep 19, 2014
opportunity for a quick buy scalp at 1.2835 when it gets there. image
- vaclarush replied Sep 19, 2014
opportunity for a quick buy scalp at 1.2835 when it gets there. image
- vaclarush replied Sep 19, 2014
It's possible, before price can rise to highers there must be strength established, or at the very least a strong indication that the weakness is beginning to subside. Don't see that just yet according to volume spread analysis. It will likely ...
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
You're right, it is tick volume, the price feed is interbank and it is remarkable close to the much more expensive and supposedly accurate esignal composite feed. I use FinFX, they are connected to multiple banks using their PrimeXM based bridge to ...
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
In this post I stated that I use the normal interbank feed provided by most mt4 brokers. In the past I've used esignal's composite feed which is suppose to be more accurate, but upon comparison to most mt4 brokers it was almost identical. url
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
Yea, it will likely be no, that's looking like the opportunity they'll use to tank it, we'll probably hover above 1.2890 until then.
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
1, 2, 3 can be answered together. They are the central banks and the institutional traders they use to move billions to affect the forex market. This means they are in cooperation for the most part.
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
Maybe I don't understand the question, the manipulation I'm talking about is used to confuse the herd and make the big players more money. The volume/price data is genuine but configured in a way that misleads. Read "Master the Markets" by Tom ...
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
I understand, actually the idea is as old as Wycoff. I've learned the VSA method.
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
As I understand it, most retail traders are fooled by their current strategy so why change? Even as I explain this now there are many who will ignore or disregard volume. There's a myth that fx volume is worthless so most aren't looking at it. I ...
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
I understand there's no central exchange to track all volume in the fx market. However, when the big players manipulate the market excessive volume, or the absense of volume can tell us their intentions when taking price action into consideration as ...
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
I would agree with you if I was looking at just price action and not volume but I just don't see anyway for the price to stay above that high now, we'll need a further dip to gather strength. My system and they way I understand the market doesn't ...
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
Before we can make a significant move upwards there needs to be consolidation, this hasn't happened, the small retracement from last night doesn't hold enough strength to give support. Worst case scenario this will give an opportunity to sell at a ...
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
I wouldn't be phased by this temporary push up in the last hour. There was excessive volume indicating massive selling/buying pressure but the buyers have no strength to stand on. Still holding short.
- vaclarush replied Sep 18, 2014
You may be right about a retrace after this next push down. However, everything is up in the air before the vote results tomorrow as far as specific levels price will land at. We'll be able to pinpoint it better once the reaction from the vote is ...