nyse: Attached is a 4hr usdcad and 4hr gbpjpy chart. I inserted an arrow 5 candles back on each chart: usdcad: H/L and H/C increased, volume increased, and spread increased GT 50%. The price increased. gbpjpy: H/L and H/C increased, volume ...

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What were the specific signals from each of the indicators for determining the entry?

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

I agree with #5 from post #455, but the parameters need to be changed to trade longer time frames (I like 1hr and 4hr) - ForexJedi, any chance you would consider making those changes?

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The volume can increase or decrease since previous candle before the current candle closes - so, how do you know when to pull the trigger? [quote=nyse1982;2572105]

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What about the spread during the volume changes? Also, let me clarify my previous post: Which combination below should signal long? Which should signal short? Increasing or Decreasing Volume and Increasing or Decreasing Spread

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I didn't mean for that specific trade you made, I meant general rules for trading the volume/spread differences. In other words, the combination of volume changes and corresponding spread changes to signal if long or short trade should be entered. ...

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nyse1982 - would you summarize signals for long/short in relation to change in volume/spread?

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I just noticed that you wrote basically the same thing I did in your post# 188.

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Looks like the charts from post #185 describe what you are referring to. It would be great if the MT4 indicators posted in this thread were more like those charts, or utilize a horizontal bar with blue showing buy territory, red showing sell ...

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Fixed Spread Bandits — The attached file should provide you some of the info. you are looking for - it was written by TheRumpledOne, from his web-site at kreslik.com

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What I mean is a graphical representation of the volume/spread relationship to better visualize where to enter long/short instead of showing only volume.

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Why not have the the histogram reflect the info. from the spread analysis, as with the indicator from post #185?

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

A few days ago before ForexFlash posted his VSA indicator on this forum, I put a bid request on rentacoder.com to covert VSA from Amibroker to MT4. So, far I have received only one quote, and that was for $600. ForexFlash - thanks for your work on ...

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Would you explain the signal you used from the bottom window to determine your entry?

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Is it Forex Flash? If so, he's waiting for an answer to post# 113.

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

I plan on getting an MT4 indicator developed for VSA. If anyone is interested in going in with me on the cost of it, send me a PM.

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

There's some huge threads in the traderslaboratory web-site regarding VSA: url Free registration. Do search on VSA, titles only.

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VSA article/Amibroker code — Here's an article I found on VSA: url Also, I searched the net for a VSA indicator for metatrader, but no luck. However, here is a link for the Amibroker code for it. Not sure how well a VSA indicator would work ...

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It's for sale on Amazon for $30: url Also, I found a link of a preview of the book on this forum: url I plan to order it. After I get it and read it, I'm willing to trade for one of your books if you're willing to wait a few weeks.

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Free VSA e-book — Here is a link to a free e-book on the topic of VSA: url

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