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I guess we had to establish our pt 3 before we got continuation.

I was anticipating continuation...

My ES so far today.

What I'm looking at as of now...

I like to "ease in" and "ease out." When my indicators say get in a position, I put on half, if it still looks good after a while, I put on the other half. When I'm up and starting to think of taking a profit, I take off half. If the inidicators still look good, I'll hold on for a while. If...

TRCR is such a thinly traded stock that for me its hard to analyze. Plus since there are no options traded on it, it is even harder to get a handle on it for me.

Looks like DRYS may have run out of steam!

JRJC, TBSI and BTJ seem to be today's "winners!"

A strong stock indeed. However, the IV is creeping up possibly indicating some uncertainty of how much higher it can go.

Pre-market showing activity in DRYS and TBSI.

There is a difference between the linear PRV (as used in futures trading on a 5-minute fractal) and the non-linear PRV used in a daily chart. When I speak of PRV, I refer to both. I believe that Jack Hershey's table is a good representation of the actual distribution of volume throughout the...

Pro rata volume is pro rata volume no matter which fractal you're working with.

The code for the PRV calcs is not very intensive. What does eat up the CPU is the continuous sorting (especially with my R2K list!)

My program calculates PRV real-time, all the time!

Good job mark1! I use the following table for my PRV calcs (it's the JH table for PRV).

How the morning is shaping up... My CMED butterfly is in play!

Pre-market showing a lot of activity in GROW and DRYS.

mark1, Knowing what the implied volatility (IV) is for the front and back months can tell you things.... Look at the positive skew for JADE. I can tell you earning (or some other big news) is coming without having to go to earnings.com.

Closed out JASO spread for 12% gain. It will probably go higher, but...

I trade mostly options. The front vol means the front month implied volatility. The back vol is the back month implied volatility. This information is especially good to know when assessing how much premium you can expect from selliing options as well as assessing which strategies to use...