Not good. You're looking for something to disagree with rather than for what will open the door.
Before you understand, you at least have to pay attention. Before you can pay attention, you have to be aware. You're hardly aware of what's in front of you.
I find it interesting that Charlie Dow (PL) is scattering so many keys around gratis, and not only is no one opening any doors with them, no one is even bothering to pick them up.
And one wonders why only a handful of traders succeed . . .
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Not exactly. What matters is not the number of buyers but how much the buyer(s) is willing to pay. If sellers aren't aggressive, it doesn't take much buying pressure to advance price, which is why so many stocks so often advance on what seems like insufficient "volume".
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Try not to give a rushed answer. Read the text and then give an honest answer.
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TICK-NASD is down again. Is there some special reason why this problem continues and can't be fixed? All I can get from IB is that they're "working on it", but it's been a week.
Your reply said "sometime next week". When, to you, is the "next business day"?
As for my second question, since the feed has not been available since Wednesday, I should think you'd be happy to suggest alternatives. Absent that, perhaps someone else has a suggestion.
Thank you.
Since IB seems not to be all that concerned about the problem ("sometime next week"), does anyone know of an online source that provides free realtime TICK index data? (I'd rather not sign up for something else for just a week)
TIA
The Naz TICK has been down since yesterday morning and is still down. If a shutdown is required at some point, are you suggesting they wait until Sunday?
Any idea why the TICK index data for the NASD and NYSE would simply stop? I can't get a response from online help and I'd rather not wait for email help.
Yes, there is also a line, undrawn, underneath the August and September lows. Therefore, October is a break.
What matters, of course, is not so much finding a break somewhere, but of deciding what to do about it, if anything.
Depends on where you draw your line. If you're using LOC, then the trendline is broken. If you're using bars, then price rallied back above the trendline, which carries a different implication.