Hello ...
I am new to this forum, but I have been studying this thread for a couple of days. This thread is so enormous that I might have missed the answer to my question, so my apologies in advance if this was discussed before.
I have been taking a look at TradeGuider, and my main question is: which method do they use to divide the spread/range, and the volume, into ...
zerro, unarrow, vnarrow, narrow, avg, wide, vwide, uwide ???
I have been testing dividing the median over 20 bars into zones and making a range with multiple zones stacked up, but my calculated zone-range often doesn't match up with the zone descriptions TG is giving for the same bars.
I have been playing around with Fibonacci levels, but I don't seem to it right with that as well.
What do you think is the best method ?
Edit: Second question ...
I realize this is a forex forum, but this is the biggest thread I have found on the topic.
For stock traders: the big institutions are probably not trading in many stocks.
I was reading in some messages that VSA could give misleading signals on low volume stocks.
Did some one here ever thought of adding VSA signals of the NYSE (price vs. $UVOL, $DVOL, $ADVN, $DECN)
to stock charts to know when big institutions are active in the market, either on the up side or
the down side ???
Take a look at this video. I expect eotpro is using NYSE VSA data in their indicators to know when the
big institutions are active. http://eotpro.typepad.com/my_weblog/...umb-money.html
I am not a forex trader, but I assume high NYSE market activity (manipulation) has an effect on
forex markets as well??? Perhaps this could give early warning signals ???
Thanks in advance for your help and replies.
- Marco.
I am new to this forum, but I have been studying this thread for a couple of days. This thread is so enormous that I might have missed the answer to my question, so my apologies in advance if this was discussed before.
I have been taking a look at TradeGuider, and my main question is: which method do they use to divide the spread/range, and the volume, into ...
zerro, unarrow, vnarrow, narrow, avg, wide, vwide, uwide ???
I have been testing dividing the median over 20 bars into zones and making a range with multiple zones stacked up, but my calculated zone-range often doesn't match up with the zone descriptions TG is giving for the same bars.
I have been playing around with Fibonacci levels, but I don't seem to it right with that as well.
What do you think is the best method ?
Edit: Second question ...
I realize this is a forex forum, but this is the biggest thread I have found on the topic.
For stock traders: the big institutions are probably not trading in many stocks.
I was reading in some messages that VSA could give misleading signals on low volume stocks.
Did some one here ever thought of adding VSA signals of the NYSE (price vs. $UVOL, $DVOL, $ADVN, $DECN)
to stock charts to know when big institutions are active in the market, either on the up side or
the down side ???
Take a look at this video. I expect eotpro is using NYSE VSA data in their indicators to know when the
big institutions are active. http://eotpro.typepad.com/my_weblog/...umb-money.html
I am not a forex trader, but I assume high NYSE market activity (manipulation) has an effect on
forex markets as well??? Perhaps this could give early warning signals ???
Thanks in advance for your help and replies.
- Marco.