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There is actually a "bar duration" indicator which does basically what you are saying, so you can look back and see how fast or slow a constant volume bar formed. So it's kind of giving the information you're talking about. If volume bars end up not working out for me I may change to time...

The thing thing that made the biggest difference to me was accepting that I cannot predict price, hence my journal threads. It completely changed the way I looked at everything. But I'm trying to take another stab at this whole prediction thing and hoping I find another "biggest discovery"...

Well I'm trying to figure out if it has predictive value. One of my questions was why does price sometimes bounce off of certain S/R levels but other times go right through it. If it's possible to answer that question, part of the answer probably involves figuring out what happens when it...

I had those same concerns. Wouldn't that have a similar effect, though? Agreed.

I've heard of people using yesterday's highs/lows, or open and close, but I feel like that's going to be putting too many lines on your chart. I already think the 6 I mentioned plus the pivot points is getting to be a bit much.

I like the number of bars it produces throughout the day. It will likely allow for entries with reasonable stop losses. I originally was looking at a 10,000 constant volume chart but decided I liked 5,000 better. I may change to something else in the future if I find another chart works...

Today's chart. I've identified the things that readily stand out to me. I welcome others' input on things I may be missing.

As some of you know, my current style of trading is based around price being random (meaning unpredictable). Price very well may be predictable, but I am unable to tell where it is going to go, so it is random to me. I am getting interested in price action recently and would like to compile...

I am abandoning this thread because I have no idea what is going on here.

Next order is buy 800 @ $7.92. Is there a 1x inverse silver ETF? I saw some that were 2x and 3x inverse but I didn't see one that was 1x inverse.

Here is a chart of buying previous highs and selling previous lows.

I'm saying if you could only take action at highs and lows, would you buy or sell new highs?

Too bad that wasn't one of the options in the first post :D

Not sure I get what you did there.

Order filled this morning at $9.

How would buying previous highs have done today? How would selling previous highs have done today?

"Band pass" refers to attenuating certain frequencies. What does that have to do with trading volume?

If someone said you had to trade but you could only enter by: 1) buying previous higher highs (and selling previous lower lows) or 2) selling previous higher highs (and buying previous lower lows) but your exits would be entirely up to you, which would you be more comfortable doing?

What if instead of trying to identify support and resistance, you just actually tried to trade the noise. Price entry would be based on a position relative to the last tick of the last bar. Usually when price is going somewhere, there is still some noise because it doesn't go there in a...

Order missed this morning by 2 cents!