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Quoting bluesteele

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{image} {quote} . . Where is the Matirx ? well it lies between highs lows opens closes.. Simple. But it is constantly changing yet always the same. Now if you see it the markets work in cycles of 3...3 hours 3 days 3 levels etc... APPLIED OBSERVATION tells us that. BRNs... 00s 25s 50s 75s 00s,,,,,, back and forth grabbing liquidity from the extremes day in and day out. What is the job of each session...its to take out the high or low of the...

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Quoting moodybot

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{quote} Three.....the sacred number! Why would three be so important within financial circles! M.

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Quoting bluesteele

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Just reading the charts.. TIME PRICE .. Lines momentum... Micro double tops bottoms etc... And of course the most important ingredient for successful trading.... MINDSET ! I traded this live along Tom in his Telegram.. all time-stamped all real. No volume or delta needed to make a decent living...only a chart...but first you have to learn how to read it...not many know how to do that let alone control your mindset... https://youtu.be/RUjk6patAgs

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Quoting Rmg

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{quote} Only very few can read the naked charts real time.....skill that once learnt can never unlearn or accept any other BS from anyone. Whatever Cumulative delta shows can visibly shown on the candles/levels for the trained eyes.

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Quoting moodybot

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{quote} Very much so. Pete has been showing the Cumulative Delta on his charts and it usually matches previously set targets that are blindly ignored by those wearing blinkers. Some just can’t accept the obvious.

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Quoting BWilliam

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{quote} It's possible to read the intent of future cumulative delta before any trade is executed. The "algo math" is already predetermined. This means cumulative delta is way behind the curve in the info queue.

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Quoting moodybot

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{quote} Good to see you BWilliam, your input has been missed.

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Quoting BWilliam

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{quote} Hi Andy, I've been reading quietly the to and fro. The volume and cumulative delta folks believe their "data based" approach falls under the cause and effect argument which is deterministc. (Not exactly true when we examine it in detail.) Therefore, by extension of this same cause and effect argument, all other methods class under lines has no logical basis. Again, not exactly true. In fact, math-wise, both cumulative delta and lines approach fail to fulfil the criteria under cause and effect math. At best, they come under correlation math...

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Quoting BWilliam

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The volume and cumulative delta folks believe their "data based" approach falls under the cause and effect argument which is deterministc.
(Not exactly true when we examine it in detail.)
Meaning they're both the same, not one better than the other - there's correlation or none.
Earlier, I posted a video of the criteria required to qualify for valid correlation for this purpose.
Here we see how belief lead to the traders rigid point of view excluding all else.

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Quoting Ihlas

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Which one is worse b/s or h/s?
There is similarity (correlation, common characteristics) in every sh*t.
Cheers TimewillTell

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Quoting TimeTells

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{quote} Hahaa, well it is usually just from the one trader so the correlation is very strong. cheers Ih, all the best

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Quoting TimeTells

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{quote} Absolutely BW, and welcome back, sir. The delving into the Volume & Delta subject has never really been dissected in detail as I guess only those that require it to trade think much about it. However, if the Volume and the Delta on, let’s say, Candle A closes as “xy”, then Candle A of course can never be traded as until it completes & closes, its full volume and delta data cannot be known in “advance”. So it would have to be Candle B (or C) that is the candle actually traded, but based on the old delta/vol DATA from the original Candle A....

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Quoting BWilliam

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{quote} Hi Pete, for whatever reason the group of traders on this thread don't need cumulative volume delta to make their trading decision. It's just been a hard sell by them volume folks. Cheers

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Quoting BWilliam

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{quote}
Hi Pete, for whatever reason the group of traders on this thread don't need cumulative volume delta to make their trading decision.
It's just been a hard sell by them volume folks. Cheers

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Quoting TimeTells

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Quoting bluesteele

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{image} Well where does one start... 3 pushes...3 level pushes... 3 days...3 hours ..3's there's your first hint. Some thoughts to ponder..... Quant firms spend hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars on their traders and algos. Massive amounts of money for the very very brightest and the very very best algos... One would have to be a fool to think they can recreate an algo to trade like them... So what is one to do ? well first is observe a blank chart....as everything you need to know is displayed with a basic candlestick chart... It is price.....

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