Thread: VSA/Wyckoff Simplified

Hi Chris, your indior sounds promising its obvious you have put a whole lot of work to it. Thanks for offering to discuss

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Tradeguider themselves, the first VSA software that was designed with Tom Willi' help, uses Forex tick quantity. Tick quantity is as good as any for Forex, based upon the broker. There's not any method to accurately compile all forex trades worldwide.... The kiosk in your airport doesn't report its quantity, but thats a place forex trade when you swap your bills there.

For individuals wanting to trade volume forex, there's nothing wrong with sign quantity. I'd prefer IBFX or FXCM data over Oanda for sure because its typically 6-10 times...

Hello,

can you please inform me how can I get the futures data in mt4
is it in a demonstration a/c?

Thanks in advance.

My aim was to do a more comprehensive look, but I am feeling a bit lazy today.

The first chart is a EURO/USD 3 minute chart with information from FXCM.

The next chart is the 6E futures contract 3 minute.

Notice the similarites.

Have a Look at the Evaluation on the first chart (Euro/USD) that says Long(?) . Note that the quantity is gray. This implies it's not less than the two periods, but the lowest volume in the last 20 intervals.

Now take a look at the 6E chart. That exact same period appears as an evaluation and the quantity is also gray.

There are a lot of signs of strength and weakness on both charts that come on precisely the exact same period. Have a look at the arrow pointing right down to quantity onto the 6E chart. Even though there's absolutely no indiion of strength on the period, we can see that quantity is less then the two periods. The close is marginally up so it won't registar as a NS in this case (although it will make a lower low rather than a lesser high).

If we look at that same period on the Euro/USD chart, we again see quantity less than the preceding two and we see that an indiion of strength.

All these indiions of strength and weakness aren't meant to show up on every period (one would still need to know how to read a chart). An individual would have to understand where and when they are appearing. But take a look at the area in the circles on both charts. They have the exact same exact pattern.

Hopefully this helps put an end to the There is not any Volume in forex debate. Or the Tick volume doesn't work since it only comes out of your broker argument.

Thank You Hiddengap, Intriguing to Find analysis of lower TFs Overly - please keep posting

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Hi Chris, your indior sounds promising indeed its obvious you've put a ton of work into it. Thanks for offering to share

@slipshod:

What kind of Indi is the one out of the attachment:
EMZ.mq4 or ex.4 do not know?
Thanks for a Brief info.
Greeds Zack

LO
a new question to ask oneself as the day begins is: what's there to the left of the chart? Can there be strength or weakness in the backdrop?

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The volume of Forex in MT4? This finger in the sky! This is the very first. And I ask do setup prior to the conclusion of the transaction, rather than the search history then. I believe that I need to show the rules.

Tol,

It is not the first...
Watch Fitting Zone thread. Yet another VOLUME based technique.


Carramch,
Interesting thread - I will be a regular visitor here.
Thanks.

G.

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Shows:

What kind of Indi is the one from your attachment:
EMZ.mq4 or ex.4 don't know?
Thanks for a Brief info.
Greeds Zack

Its simplicity of Movement which you can find described here: http://www.marketinout.com/technical_analysis.php?id=44

I could not find an MT4 indior for this anywhere except for a nearly-functional variation on the mql4.com forum, which I shot and modified a bit to suit my own purposes (changes recorded in the comments top of this file). I use it as confirmation of this OBV and what I read in the candles volume.

It was originally designed to run within a 14 candle period, although that seems to work well on daily charts I discover longer values are needed for intraday. On 15 5 minute I'm currently using 40 50.
https://www.nigeriaforextrading.com/...1445428680.mq4

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LO
a new question to ask oneself as the day begins is: what's there to the left of the chart? Is there weakness or strength at the backdrop?

Nico, which has been a tough day to exchange, being as it was a Monday following a Friday which saw considerable price movements. Some sort of consolidation/retrace was probably, but the market did not wish to move at any certainty - . Best thing to do was take Monday off await Tuesday

My reading of AU now...