I think this is tick volume, thanks for your input I will look into delta ratios ?

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DislikedI think this is tick volume, thanks for your input I will look into delta ratios ?Ignored
This is independent of how the candle forms or finished.
Hope this helps.
DislikedThis is the volume for bitcoin on tradingview I think this is dollars trading at the time of overall volume, I don't think it's deltaIgnored
DislikedHey DonPato you mentioned earlier that you no longer use Oanda as your data provider. I'm currently looking for a broker and was curious who you use and if you could expand on the Oanda comment as I was considering them.Ignored
Dislikedgood volume indicator no-repaint also sends buying and selling signals too goodluckIgnored
Disliked{quote} I think we here are all very serious about our trading...and in fact I can tell you I certainly am. Once again...volume in other markets is "true" volume, but all we have to use is tick volume in the FX market...fact of life. We either use it to our advantage or don't. As I devote my intraday trading to the futures market I use the volume info there...that being said, there is also away to "translate" the lessons learned there to the FX market as well. This is what I've said from the beginning of this thread. The FX market offers some advantages...Ignored
DislikedI just met with a Forex Trader with 15 YRs experience and he enlightened me that he uses volume as the key indicator for trades. - He buys the tick data from his Broker. - He paid a mathematician to take that data, down to the Minutes and Seconds... (((1))) and he has his own method to identify where the Banks are injecting cash/withdrawing cash. (((2))) Recognize that an injection often is preceded by first pushing the price down, stopping out traders, so that they can inject their cash into the market. - He takes these price points on a given...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I think that one of the main arguments for using tick volume (aka forex volume) is that we are mainly interested in relative volume (i.e. relations among bars, for example spread of high volume bars and low volume bars on the chart) and not the absolute volume (number of "something" (contracts) executed). And it means that in some cases both volumes can be even completely uncorrelated BUT - the relations o both charts are similar or even the same. Because it is the relation that counts, not the absolute value: we have climax volumes followed...Ignored
Lets look at this another way:
While the relationship to volume is important, because the buying volume is far greater than the selling volume (in these two instances), the absolute value of buys to sells is also just as important and not all tick volume in the market is registered as "true" volume...where when you are actually measuring the size of transactions, this will show up clearly.
Once again, we come back to the fact that ALL we have to work with in FX is tick volume, thus we must be able to recognize the underlying structure and how that effects price movement, while always....always keeping in mind that price movement is the RESULT not the cause of the underlying structure.
Again, price moves because, of order flow/volume/time relationship...not the other way around.
Disliked... Can Volume Oscillators be precise enough to get you in at nearly the same time frame?...Ignored
Disliked...Can You simply search for Volume Oscillation that increases a certain % be your trigger? ...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I agree with you and I also disagree with you...how's THAT for a start.Ignored