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- Dimitry replied Jan 17, 2015
Is it a countertrend? Big boss and boss were long trend before the SNB news or not?
- Dimitry replied Jan 15, 2015
If the big boss is long and the weekly is short, have we to be on standby? And wait for them to become agree? Or can we make some trades in the direction of the primary trend weekly short?
- Dimitry replied Jul 25, 2014
My doubts are: M=buy, W=buy, D=buy-------Set up D=buy and Set up W=buy. OK. M=sell, W=sell, D=sell--------Set up D=sell and Set up W=sell. OK. M=buy, W=buy, D=sell-------Set up D=buy and Set up W=buy. OK. M=sell, W=sell, D=buy--------Set up D=sell ...
- Dimitry replied Jun 21, 2013
OK, this is the situation on weekly TF, I put R on candle's closes.
- Dimitry replied Jun 21, 2013
If I understand well, you put a R (red line) on the high of monthly caldle, which coincides with the close of weekly candle, or not?
- Dimitry replied Jun 20, 2013
This is the starting position on the weekly tf: The R red line is derived from the monthly TF (Big Boss), while the yellow line is the R on the weekly tf. What should I do when these situations occur? They are of great confusion for me, because the ...
- Dimitry replied Jun 20, 2013
A question: If monthly S/R do not just coincide with the weekly S/R, but they are close together, do you always tune them on weekly close or do you leave them there???
- Dimitry replied Dec 21, 2012
OK, happy holidays.
- Dimitry replied Dec 18, 2012
The distribution was calculated by recording all accelerations 1m for 6 months, then I made a statistical study with mean, standard deviation etc. Yes, the acceleration can be studied only at low time frame, it would be better in terms of seconds if ...
- Dimitry replied Dec 17, 2012
Another useful means in addition, the differences (divergences) between the price (above) and the cumulative delta (below)
- Dimitry replied Dec 17, 2012
Yes, it is normal, at the beginning of each contract (March, June, September and December) there is a difference between futures and spot that gradually decreases towards the end of each futures contract.
- Dimitry replied Dec 17, 2012
The table does not show well, it is a normal distribution: probability in % and number of contracts. 100% = 1757 97.5% = 569 95% = 528 92.5% = 501 90% = 480 etc.
- Dimitry replied Dec 17, 2012
It can be applied on each TF, change the target profit. I personally use only daily POC, do not use contract, month, weeks or intraday POC. I see the daily POC, quickly, every morning, from this site (apart Clusterdelta): url or: url Then the ...
- Dimitry replied Dec 17, 2012
I have compared it with other software such as volfix, marketdelta, ninjatrader and they are the same data. The difference is that CD is a bit slower. Yes, volume are ask+bid and delta is ask-bid. I consider the acceleration at the point of control ...
- Dimitry replied Dec 16, 2012
1. No, the acceleration is a dV/dt, a sudden variation of V contracts in a short period of time. V contracts may have an average during the day, a sudden deviation from the statistical average marks an acceleration. 2. Yes it comes from CME Chicago ...
- Dimitry replied Oct 30, 2012
The software Clusterdelta, that you see, is free, no payment, it displays the futures volumes from CME. Are available currencies, metals, energy and indexes. If you like it, download from here and follow the numbering: url
- Dimitry replied Oct 29, 2012
The closure of the short and the beginning of a very symmetric long:
- Dimitry replied Oct 29, 2012
Set up short on euro few minutes ago:
- Dimitry replied Oct 28, 2012
Some sets up on euro with the rules of acceleration of volumes: image Uploaded with ImageShack.us image Uploaded with ImageShack.us image Uploaded with ImageShack.us
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