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Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) Discussion 2 replies
Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) and background 5 replies
What is the best VSA (Volume Spread Analysis) system/indicator? 1 reply
Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) and the EURUSD 3 replies
VSA Volume Spread Analysis: No demand and accumlation 2 replies
DislikedAlso gator read this PDF from Tom Williams which outlines in further detail the VSA Strategy..Once you have an understanding of how accumulation and distribution you'll see that it becomes second nature..You'll be able to read and even predict, what the smart money will do.How they will mark up the price of EUR/USD and then you can tell when its time to reverse and you can then get on the right side of the trade..This method is amazing and a trader who can understand this can trade with the smart money.Ignored
DislikedAlso gator read this PDF from Tom Williams which outlines in further detail the VSA Strategy..Once you have an understanding of how accumulation and distribution you'll see that it becomes second nature..You'll be able to read and even predict, what the smart money will do.How they will mark up the price of EUR/USD and then you can tell when its time to reverse and you can then get on the right side of the trade..This method is amazing and a trader who can understand this can trade with the smart money.Ignored
DislikedWhat I mean is a graphical representation of the volume/spread relationship to better visualize where to enter long/short instead of showing only volume.Ignored
DislikedNYSE1982, I think that there is an outstanding question that still hasn't been answered. According to page 18 of the Master of the Markets Trading guide that you published,
"The price spread is the difference between the highest and lowest trading points reached during the timeframe you are looking at, which may be weekly, daily, hourly, or whatever other timeframe you choose."
The question is why have you chosen to calculate the spread differently than the guide? You are calculating spread as the (high-Low) - (high-close).
Please share...Ignored
DislikedThat's what I was suggesting a few posts back... spread shouldbe easy to plot as a graph line, on a scale of 0 to say 50... when the spread line approaches "0" you knowit's getting close to "go time"!
Anyway, great work so far, thanks everyone!Ignored
DislikedWhat I mean is a graphical representation of the volume/spread relationship to better visualize where to enter long/short instead of showing only volume.Ignored
DislikedSorry guys....why didnt somebody point this out from the begining!
I realy dont have time to code another indicator!
Anyway, all you need to know is in last indicator......or are you to lazy
to watch the numbers?
All I can do is to refine my original indicator, but I dont know
what else to add to it!
RegardsIgnored