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  1. #11
    I heve read exactly the same quantity trading novel about a setup like thise...

    1. You heve a set up pub.

    2. Once the set up pub borken, you assess the bar vol if its pub, then its a buy signal, ather wise its a market signal.

    Thets whats iam shoing within my pic.

    Only whanted to know whether you r trading thise way?

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  3. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Of course, I might be wrong. But a number of graphs in different Forex-kitchens and volumes will probably be different. It is my belief that. And not MT 4.
    I'm no expert but I'll let you know what I understand so far. The volume is a small portion of the fx market. I read on wikipedia that 1.5 trillion daily is the quote for spot fx transactions and just 207 billion for futures options. If anything, I would think futures is unworthy lol. I have been told that IBFX mt4 is a great representation of the activity from the spot market, so that's what I have been using.

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I heve read in same volume trading novel about a set up like thise...

    1. You heve a setup pub.

    2. When the set up pub borken, you check that the bar vol if its pub, then its a buy signal, ather wise its a market signal.

    Thets whats iam shoing within my pic.

    Only whanted to know whether you r trading thise way?
    I never heard of that. Trading VSA is not simple like that. Where the wise money is postioning, the balance of supply/demand for entry and so on, I am learning to observe. There's is more to it using the VSA method.

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Carramch looking forward to following your own thread.
    Thank you! Much appreciated.

  6. #16
    Carramch I have recently begun looking at VSA. I see Master the Markets by Tom Willi is a recommended read. Perhaps you have read this publication and, even if so is it a great starting point.

  7. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Carramch that I have recently started looking at VSA. I see Master the Markets by Tom Willi is a recommended read. Have you read this book and, even if so is it a good starting point.
    I've read Master the Markets and that I feel it is a very good starting point. The method I use takes components from there. Here's more reading material and movies.


    https://www.nigeriaforextrading.com/...-happened.html

  8. #18
    Hi carramch,
    I adore your postings as it is simple and explains how you interpret VSA very well.
    I'll keep on following it.

    Just wanted to notify you that both pdfs you submitted can not be obtained by that file sharing site.

    Maybe you could use mediafire, they're bad for sharing documents. Thanks

  9. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    hi,
    I love your postings as it is straightforward and clarifies how you translate VSA really well.
    I'll continue following it.

    Simply wanted to inform you that the 2 pdfs you submitted can not be accessed by that document sharing site.

    Perhaps you can use mediafire, they are not bad for sharing files. Thanks
    Thanks a lot! Yea I figure that my trial period with that site expired. I took a peek and it has a trial period. I would rather have a more permanent solution. So if you or anybody else knows of a free file share site of uploading pdfs to FF I could have missed or possibly a way please allow me to know and I will have the pdfs up whenever possible.

  10. #20
    The 1h shows wide spread high volume up candle using a down reaction. This gives us our weakness in the background. The 15m indicates the same no demands for a legal entry when price closes below them.

    I've been looking more in the balance of supply and demand to know matters. The quantity weakness in the backgroud represents sellers, then the No Demand candles represents a shortage of buyers. It means the market is out of balance. High quantity of sellers and very low quantity of buyers.




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