DislikedThe A/J Is still showing strength, along with others.
Laugh if you want...Ignored
If it helps you, why worry?
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DislikedThe A/J Is still showing strength, along with others.
Laugh if you want...Ignored
DislikedI was going to get this done for esignal
Howver instead I have it done for hulls , hulls alert goes off I look to see if strength / weakness in background to confirm trade
here is one that just went off on aj entered trade 77.24 , stop bottom of 15 min candle.
I did not label 1 , 2 and 3 ... hoping someone could see if they can fill in the blanks.
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DislikedWhat's the purpose of locking traders out? To encourage them to chase, enter later to continue momentum, provide someone to buy back into etc?Ignored
Dislikednormally price is marked up thru r or down thru s to lock traders in that would otherwise be selling (or buying) into the professionals directionIgnored
QuoteDislikedWide spreads up are designed to lock you out of the market rather than attempting to suck you in.
Dislikedso that you miss the move and can't get in... the SM can sell more at higher prices.Ignored
DislikedDear VSA Gurus,
Is it just me or is there no interesting VSA developments on any one of the majors this morning? Can't really see any opportunity developing at the moment on EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD or AUDJPY.
Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Mo.Ignored
DislikedHey guys, do you also see this mega huge volume on daily gbp/usd (also other pairs)? It's just so weird.Ignored
Quoting comapipDislikedHey guys, do you also see this mega huge volume on daily gbp/usdIgnored
DislikedNothing like that on mine. Looks like a problem with your data feed.Ignored
DislikedIf it's a shorterm move:
- Locking out buyers means there's less of a rush to the door when it comes to close positions.
- Some of these buyers may chase and enter near highs, giving pros more buying to sell into.
If it's a longterm move:
- Many buyers may buy sometime in the future, maintaining better momentum (buying is more staggered).
- Some of these buyers may chase and enter near highs, and then be shaken out.
That's my theory unless someone comes along with a better explanation.
No. I got a bit of that yesterday, just a bad quote.Ignored
DislikedI don't understand that section of MtM either. I'm probably missing something, but it seems to me illogical and self-contradictory. It seems to be suggesting that SM wants to take out short stops (ie force existing shorters to buy), whilst at the same time preventing new buyers coming in.
I'm sure there's some rationale behind it but it's not clear to me what it is.Ignored
DislikedHey guys, do you also see this mega huge volume on daily gbp/usd (also other pairs)? It's just so weird.Ignored