Volume should be averaged by Sessions, not by Daily average.

Sessions are: London, London+NY, NY, Asian

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I want the indie to accurately pin-point Peaks & Troughs.

See my last post at the “Trading made REALLY easy”.

As to code sharing: I’ll start doing that when more members here will start contributing.

As far as I can see, there are only 4-5 members that are actually contributing something (and you among the best of them), but the rest are…[Read more]

I want the indie to accurately pin-point Peaks & Troughs.

See my last post at the “Trading made REALLY easy”.

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I want the indie that accurately pin-point Peaks & Troughs.

See my last post at the “Trading made REALLY easy”.

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Finding Peak & Trough by Volume:

In this case we are in a general Down-Trend, so we need to find Peaks to enter SHORT.

The Volume_Oscillator, with a few enhancements, does a pretty good job. Minimal to zero LAG, Minimal to zero false signals.

Bars are colored by the swing rule found in the “True Bars/Candles and Market Sentiment” thread. So…[Read more]

Finding Peak & Trough by Volume:

In this case we are in a general Down-Trend, so we need to find Peaks to enter SHORT.

The Volume_Oscillator, with a few enhancements, does a pretty good job. Minimal to zero LAG, Minimal to zero false signals.

Bars are colored by the swing rule in the “<a class=”bbp-reply-topic-title” title=”pipatronic…[Read more]

Finding Peak & Trough by Volume:

In this case we are in a general Down-Trend, so we need to find Peaks to enter SHORT.

The Volume_Oscillator, with a few enhancements, does a pretty good job. Minimal to zero LAG, Minimal to zero false signals.

Bars are colored by the swing rule in the “” thread. So for down-trend we are looking at the Green bars…[Read more]

Finding Peak & Trough by Volume:

In this case we are in a general Down-Trend, so we need to find Peaks to enter SHORT.

The Volume_Oscillator, with a few enhancements, does a pretty good job. Minimal to zero LAG, Minimal to zero false signals.

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Finding Peak & Trough by Volume:

In this case we are in a general Down-Trend, so we need to find Peaks to enter SHORT.

The Volume_Oscillator, with a few enhancements, does a pretty good job.

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For me, any indicator should be a visual assistant in trading and not clutter the screen with too much analysis.

Gadi_NormalizedVolume is already done (can be founf @FF “Killing Zone” thread), now I’m working on Extreme Volume Oscillator, which will show “Overbought/Oversold” extreme areas.

The challenge was to take the Volume which, like price…[Read more]

Another “feature” of Downward swing:

As long as bar/candle Low is lower than all the previous bars/candles High – the “river” will continue its South flow (or market sentiment is down).

The opposite is true for Upward swing.

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Happy Thanksgiving, everyone !

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Strange…

I actually traded this one, and it surely got the 60% target. See attached.

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Another “hint”:

Use 3 TF’s (such as D1, H4, H1).

D1 (in this example) represents the TREND direction. Let’s assume it’s UP. Goto H4.

H4 represents the Counter trend. It should be DOWN trend and start to point UP. Goto H1.

H1 represents the exact entry. It should start to point UP.

Add the early-warning Volume algo to the H4, H1.

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I don’t think adding a second MA would benefit the system, it just adds complexity to it.

Since Histogram never retrace you can put the dot (or alert) as soon as it equals or exceeds the “normal” and you don’t have to wait for bar Close.

If you make such indicator’s add-on, please share.

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If you want to “translate” the Gadi_NormalizedVolume to the chart itself you can put a red/blue dot on the chart bar when the volume equals or exceeds the “normal”.

Use 100 bars as normal to start with.

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Gadi_NormalizedVolume is an HISTOGRAM, and as such it ALWAYS start at the same “0” level – so it’s always goes as horizontal, while the chart can go in diagonal way.

Volume level doesn’t directly relate to the absolute position on the chart, or “river bed”. It relates to the amount of a specific bar. It’s the same as RSI, CCI, Stochastic,…[Read more]

Gadi_NormalizedVolume is an HISTOGRAM, and as such it ALWAYS start at the same “0” level – so it’s always goes as horizontal, while he chart can go in diagonal way.

Volume level doesn’t directly relate to the absolute position on the chart, or “river bed”. It relates to the amount of a specific bar. It’s the same as RSI, CCI, Stochastic, MACD,…[Read more]