Principles of market movements

wow!even I was impressed!!

Gold top trades:

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Very nice, lots of money Alex

And that is a cool tool from Bloomberg, is it updated constatly and do you use it to make decisions? Is impact measured by how much movement that 1 tick caused?

Yes it always updates data
and a lot of impacts, not just activity and as a result- price movement, if i understood your question correctly...
how is your gbp trade?

Great job Bobblong, I am peering behind your shoulders. Keep it coming. Just wondered what platform you are using. Allow me to say thanks to Alex too. Cheers

You didn't read my question? I'm offended!

http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...&postcount=503

[quote=Limstylz;3163115]You didn't read my question? I'm offended!

Got it, thanks and cheers

Greets to the very few who are following this thread

Closed the GBP just after London. I am now waiting to find out if yesterday's action was just a shakeout before resumption. We'll find out soon enough. While I was ZzZ there was a bounce from the quarterly level 6353 [yellow volume chart] I am back to scalping mode now.

Well today I traded only 2 markets...s&p here are still not working orders:

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and working orders on gold:

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nice s&p today:

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Found interesting stuff
Today there were earnings news about Wells Fargo, much better than estimated:

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10/10/09 four insiders bought Wells Fargo shares:

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I think such information would be useful anyway, especially before earnings reports..

NYSE stocks as an alternative for Forex and Futures:

I started to look at shares, it became interesting to make at least the most simple system.



So I have looked at BAC, APPLE, Cisco, IBM, MSFT, APA...



I was surprised. On futures daily levels work from time to time, and it is not enough just to use on futures daily volumes...for futures there are other strategies..But on shares daily levels are working more accurately. It is the most simple trading system which it is possible to use.



The matter is that on futures risks in times more than on shares. That means that investor may cause serious damage to deposit after 3 trades... On shares that would be much harder. If to talk about expensive shares (google for example), then risk is comparable. If to trade shares which price is less than 50$, risk is not big, but at the same it is possible to get without serious problems about 10-15 % in month.

Actually it is even simplier than its looks. I think that this information remains not without interest. On an example shares of APPL from 06.10.09 until now, and Ihave simply started to set a range of large volume of last days, and considered more or less nearby standing levels.



Here`s what I got:

07.10:

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08.10:

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09.10:

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12.10:

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13.10:

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14.10:

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15.10:

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16.10:

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Looks quite good Alex, thanks for the info.
I traded NYSE stocks before, not using these principles however and I did not do very well. I found them difficult to trade. I will look into applying volume principles.

Nice to see this thread is still alive (it's what got me interested in looking at the volume perspective) though my current focus is on learning VSA. Although many folks may not post here, we still do look at your posts Alex. Nice work and keep it going, it's truly appreciated...

Thanks..nice to hear that!

Here is my today`s s&p

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and one more

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closed second half

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nice ending of week on the s&p emini market

Signing up.

Thanks, Alex.

Lenoxer