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LOL, dream a dream. :p May be you should try solving the set of 'differentiation' questions. I have no idea what they mean or they are not meant to be solved.

Seems almost but not quite. Think a little deeper on the process of how the minority gradually transforms as a majority and vice versa. One day, you may be able to trade with DOM and T&S alone without using a chart nor confronting any risk. :D

No! Stick with volume. A property market is booming because there are less sellers than buyers. Sellers are in control of the price. You want to be a seller in a booming market in order to profit. If you are not, buy some property timely and quickly and become a seller. You want to monitor the...

Hey OP, Say the property market in where you live is booming. It is commonly called a seller market. Who is the minority? Who is in control of the market? Same thing, same questions in a buyer market. HTH. :D

Thanks for the detailed reply. But I still wonder how your definition helps a trader to monitor the sentiment of the stock symbols in a quotesheet. Don't we set the color of stock symbols to be determined by the comparison of current price and open price during RTH?

How do you define long and short sentiments in your coding?

Me too! :D Help to stay cool while time is ticking. Prep for the events of price spike and bouncing (and IBGS) while a bar is forming. Can't find a better way to SEE the price and volume relationship. Is it tape reading?

Thank you.

I didn't expect a response from anyone. Take it easy. :D

Don't throw stone at me. How about Jack Hershey? Yes? No? :D :D :D

Jack for President! :p

Sometimes when I get sick with price and volume chart, I trade illiquid market for relaxation and pennies. DOM window is all I ever need to watch. Life is simpler as elephants are all over stomping on the screen. You have a problem with that fancy dodgy-blue pro-rata volume bar? Not kidding...

Thanks for the comment. You sound like a smart guy. I hope that you can SEE the formation sequences of volume peak, bar to bar as well as intra-bar.

Great! Thank you so much. :)

So, when we see the volume of the leaders in rising sectors in A and B start rising, we are set to trade their laggers. Is that correct?

Thank you! :)

My questions in green.