Once Again, DonPato I would like to thank you for introducing me to this method, you have revolutionized my whole trading dynamics, Once again thank you. Much Love
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DislikedOnce Again, DonPato I would like to thank you for introducing me to this method, you have revolutionized my whole trading dynamics, Once again thank you. Much LoveIgnored
Dislikedgood volume indicator no-repaint also sends buying and selling signals too goodluck {file}Ignored
Disliked... Because I want to set the colour and the width of the bar, also the arrow that bear down upon the bar. Thanks for kindness.Ignored
Disliked{quote} "." = Thread bump. When elephants walk across your lawn, they leave footprints. So any thread discussing volume (activity) deserves to be on the first page. Worst case scenario-the truth remains a secret without being buried.Ignored
Disliked{quote} OK...I understand...hey thanks!! apparently interest in this thread and died off. I remain unable to clearly explain my thoughts about volume and its interaction with order flow. I am unsure if I am just boring or if many who read this thread simply don't think it worth their time. I continue to monitor for comments or questions.Ignored
Disliked...some other market turning points don't come with ultra high volume, how can we predict those (after the bar for a swing high/low is formed, we know it's a swing high/low and a market turning point)Ignored
Disliked{quote} Interest in this thread didn't die off. I've been following this thread and lurking. Your approach basically is combining analysis of ultra high volume bar with your approximation of delta volume to predict market turning point. I've been thinking about one thing: while your approach works reasonably well, some other market turning points don't come with ultra high volume, how can we predict those (after the bar for a swing high/low is formed, we know it's a swing high/low and a market turning point) ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have been making observations on this same issue as well. Low volume environments are extremely unpredictable...meaning price can move large distances (in pips) on low or thin volume, or it can go nowhere...The formation of a swing point in this environment is "suspect" from my way of thinking. I think this way because low volume literally means "no interest" in the instrument. Also low volume environments also produce ranges, which by their very nature, are areas of balanced order flow and uncertainty of direction. I have noticed these...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hey Don, interesting thread thank you kindly for posting, may I ask you please if you managed to find a delta volume indicator which was usable in regards to reading the delta volume for climax, exhaustion and absorption? I normally use just stand alone tick volume for this but would be interested to 'dig deeper down into the rabbit hole' to fine tune my entries a little, I find myself drawn to delta volume...thanks again for any pointers!Ignored
DislikedWhat is the best time frame for this kind of strategy? Does it work better on longer time frames?Ignored
DislikedDo you think there could be a good way to backtest "volume" if I have a capability to do so? And if yes, what parameters would you test for? Thanks!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hello vwap...and welcome. It has been a long time since anyone posted here... To answer your question I wrote my own indicator for my FX trading and had it coded for cTrader. But there was someone on this thread that also posted an indicator that is very close to what I coded in post #210. While Climax and Absoprtion seem fairly straight forward "exhaustion" has proven a bit more illusive because of its difficult to define nature (at least in terms of coding)....Ignored