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HiddenGap replied Apr 19, 2010VSA tells us that some sessions have lower volume than others. Low volume signals have to be viewed in light of this fact. Yet, since volume is looked at relatively, there can be relative high volume in a low volume environment (i.e. low volume ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 18, 2010What are you saying here? VSA makes RELATIVE COMPARISONS on volume bars. It in no way attempts to forecast what volume will be on a subsequent bar; whether that bar be 2 hours or 2 days into the future. VSA makes no assertions that it can predict ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 15, 2010Your whole premise if faulty. Market generated price charts are not random. Each price represent a value proposition for both the buyer and the seller. Put another way; everything every trader knows about the market is reflected in the price. ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 15, 2010" All that matters is: Which way is it going? Right now. Or to put it another way: To be really successful in markets we must look at them through the eyes of a five year-old." J Welles Wilder, The Adam Theory Of Markets, P. 17.
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HiddenGap replied Apr 15, 2010Makes sense. Accept that another VSA tenet states that the BBs are active on all timeframes and in all markets. Simply, the intentions of some BBs can be seen on the timeframe you are trading. Otherwise there would be no such thing as a no demand ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 14, 2010ALL time frames have trends. Otherwise a chart is not a chart. Take a 2 min GBP and a 4 hour GBP chart. Take off the scale and then tell which is which? If VSA can detect weakness and a chart never lies then you shouldn't need to look at more than ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 14, 2010WRB analysis and VSA are independent of one another. Although I think they can be melded into a cohesive and synergistic understanding of the supply/demand dynamics in the market. Pure WRB analysis does not need volume. Pure WRB analysis doesn't ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 14, 2010. Agreed. I will admit that a "move" will last longer/be more pronounced if it is in agreement on 3 or 4 timeframes. But if this is the argument for using multiple timeframes, it seems to me an issue of greed. If one argues that the multiple ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 14, 2010Just my 2 pips......... This is my biggest problem with VSA. If you believe that a chart never lies (Gavin believes this as I do). And if you believe that a chart is a chart is a chart (again Gavin believes this as I do). Then why do you have to ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 13, 2010It was a poor attempt at humor. I could not care less where the market is going. I don't make predictions; and certainly don't let the predictions of others get in the way of my trading.
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HiddenGap replied Apr 13, 2010Nice looking charts. The two bar up thrust you labeled is in the wrong place. If that was appearing at the same level where you drew the down trend line, then you would really have something. Also that no demand bar is one of the "Ugly" ones. It ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 13, 2010I have always thought that if a trader could learn to understand the creation of a candle/bar, he or she would truly be in tune with the market. I think its the pinnacle of understanding price action. I would love to hear from some traders that have ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 12, 2010I watched the original bootcamp with Todd & Tom where Todd uses "hand drawn" charts.
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HiddenGap replied Apr 12, 2010Nice link to some good stuff. However, this is not the boot camp.
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HiddenGap replied Apr 12, 2010To be honest I did not hear that. That's not about understanding the market dynamics, it's about the order entry process. Personally, I trade at the market. What I did hear was: 1. Markets fall faster/easier than they rise because of the inherent ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 12, 2010This is straight from CD1. A. Hidden potential selling. Markets do not like wide spread up candles on very high volume. This is the first sign of weakness. When weakness appears it appears on up candles. B. The range of this candle narrows and the ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 11, 2010If the words supply and demand bother you in spot forex, substitute the words weakness and strength respectively. The path is smooth, why do you throw rock in fornt of you?
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HiddenGap replied Apr 11, 2010I don't know if the gaps are real or "broker" gaps but you have to trade what you see. As far as significance goes, I am not sure of the VSA answer. MTM talks of gaps followed by wide spread bars to lock traders in, but I don't know if that applies ...
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HiddenGap replied Apr 11, 2010I have not studied this particular pattern, nor do I have access to information from somebody that has at this time. But............ Let's call the middle candle Cm. 1. I would suspect that the more reliable pattern would be where the body of Cm is ...
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