and Oh yeah..
2010...just take what you need and run..
25-30 pips per day and you are a successful trader.
2010...just take what you need and run..
25-30 pips per day and you are a successful trader.
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DislikedhoAIEUHEAOUIEA
eu vi essas fotos ontem tb....
vc é brasileiro?
happy pipin' everybody!Ignored
Dislikedseu mulheres sao belo , mas eu hei viver for Ny em 2 semanas. Belo espaco sao Paulo!!! am tentando ver se eu posso captura mulher melancia num concert, before eu leave. espera ela ainda vive em brasil.
Feliz ano novoIgnored
Dislikedhahaha mulher melancia is kinda chubby, I prefer the mulher samambaia and the "panicats"!
now, that's quality! =DIgnored
Dislikedhahaha mulher melancia is kinda chubby, I prefer the mulher samambaia and the "panicats"!
http://userdata.pinuts.net/photos/159/129159-orig.jpg
http://s.i.bol.com.br/fotos/panicats_sexy_f_002.jpg
now, that's quality! =DIgnored
DislikedI am having a bit of trouble trying to decipher VSA on this chart....Ignored
DislikedHi,
I am relatively new to the vsa system here but having been in business for too many years understand market manipulation and demand and supply. The concepts put forward with vsa make total sense too me and all I need to do is learn too read my charts with all this info at hand.
With regard to your chart, my humble perhaps misguided opinion is as follows. There is an excellent explanation of the colours used in post 1 (download the pdf by ScottStone) which states that the "Magenta bar - Climax volume plus High volume churn" is rare but indicative...Ignored
DislikedI use the Better Volume Indicator mainly on forex. Which is a little help to me but it's only a tool for a strategy, not a strategy itself. It helps one to analyze all available technical data from the forex
The indicator works acceptable, but has problems on Sundays. It shows to often the low volume candle (yellow). The problem is that Sundays have only a few hours of trading, so I do not really belief in the Sunday signals.
Can somebody her confirm the signals made on Sundays or do you ignore them, too?
My suggestion is to modify the indicator...Ignored
DislikedThis is in response to a PM I received. I am answering it here, because I think many people may benefit.
* Expansion body analysis (aka WRB analysis) is independent of both candlestick analysis and volume spread analysis. Therefore expansion body analysis can be done with OHLC bars and without regard to volume. One can define significant EBs and the resulting Supply/Demand Delta Zones thru price action alone. Expansion body analysis is a form of volatility analysis. Volatility is correlated to volume. In fact, some say volatility is better than...Ignored
DislikedHello HiddenGap,
I am a new in this VSa, but I read this thread for last days.
I have a questions for You....
Can I ask You about the rules of " no demand ". If the rules ( like volume and size of bar ) which are necessary to confirm " no demand " are the same for rules of " no supply " ( like volume and size of bar..previous two bars and etc.. ) or all depends on market situation and news and etc....???
When I have in my chart for example two bars " no demand " and suddenly next bar is " no supply " how I can read the chart, what is...Ignored
DislikedYou need to see what is in the background, if the market is trending down no demand up bars are signs of weakness, it shows no interest in higher prices at the moment, no supply or testing is seen at the start and during up trends low volume down bars with narrow spreads show no selling pressure so prices can now continue up. Having said that, you need to look at the background and always wait for confirmation from the next bar or bars.
GezIgnored
DislikedGez,
thanks for the great answer!!!!
Just to add...when we are in up trend and we get to the point of sign of " no selling pressure " ( low volume down bars with narrow spreads show no selling pressure so prices can now continue up. ) , what do you think about the volume of the following candle, which should be a kind of confirmation or ... ...is it still dependable on background or next volume on the next bar should be even higher/ or lower?????
Thanks..
can You help me how to make attachments so I can do more for this thread even today I did...Ignored