I do not consider it a loss of time, I do not even intend to use it in my operation.I just enjoy asking me questions and exploring possible answers.If some small platforms show more ticks, it is because tickets do not represent operations, but changes in the underlying market.Some brokers filter their prices more than others, so data can vary.
Price activity matters more than volume.
Those who use volume will tell you that the volume is activity.There are studies that conclude that the volume of Ticks correlates at 95% with the real volume negotiated in centralized markets.If you take the time to study Volume spread Analysis (vsa
Use Market Profile in 1 hour graphics with these configurations: - Monthly: 12 periods - Weekly: 12 periods later, adjust the standard parameters according to what you want to analyze.
For those who want to understand the volume patterns, here they have the PDF of the book "Master The Markets" by Tom Williams.
HG, your explanation on Volume in Forex is one of the best I've read.If someone believes that the volume of ticks does not work, they should study how institutional money uses it to hide its intentions.
The activity is more important than the volume.If you pay attention, you can see the price to move like a self-yo, and that tells you more than any indicator.
Excellent information.
Here is an interesting video about volume, if they have time to see it: [Video inserted]
The volume in Forex is not perfect, but it is still useful.You do not need exact numbers, just detect changes in market dynamics.If you learn to interpret the price action together with the volume, you have a great advantage.
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