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Before electronic markets, there were people who acted as market makers. I understand that they made lots of money because that could buy at the bid and sell at the ask. My question may be naïve but with all electronic markets, do the exchanges now make the money on the bid/ask spread that...

Hi Lorenzo: I found the Sine wave. It was in Ehlers Sine Wave at http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/local_links.php I have wanted to look at Sine Wave since it was recommended in Bettter Volume. The version at Better Volume is for use mainly for Trade Station which I do not...

Hi Lorenzo: Would you please give me an URL for the sinewave indicator in Ninja Trader?

I have seen the thread you listed. It says" I measure trade intensity by the amount of trades occuring in a given time. " The number of trades occuring at a given time is not the same as the number of range bars being printed.

On a recent day there were six times as many range bars in the half hour period from 9:30 to 10:00 eastern as in a half hour period later in the day. This also held true for tick bars. On a minute bar chart, the bars were much bigger during the opening half hour. The question I have is do...

Take it one step at a time. Answer the Complaint so that they don't get a default judgment against you. Then wait to see what happens. In our area, it takes many months for a case to go to trial. Their first step, if they still want to proceed, is to send you wriitten interogatories. You...

I have only recently started looking at CL. Would someone please let me know if there are any other markets that I should watch along with CL? Thank you.

If the debt is sold to a collection company, you can send them a letter by certified mail notifying them that in accordance with the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, you do not want to be contacted by telephone. They will have to stop phoning you. This applies only to a collection company...

Okay, if you are going to call my question rubbish, I am going to take my toys and go home,

Dackster said: Volume: The Facts. All traders should learn how volume affects price, without this knowledge of volume a trader will not fully appreciate the action of price. Once a trader has become adept and proficient in the art of reading volume then the trader should no longer...

Hi Jack: Thank you for taking time to reply. However, I am not familar with your terms. What do the following mean: FTT RTL BO B2B 2R 2B

Hi Dackster: When a market drops to new lows sell orders are triggered creating liquidity and the contracts are bought back up until the liquidity runs out. This climax is what you see in your bars, although to fully appreciate it you need to be able to use/read the DOM or the order book...

Hi Xspurt: Thank you so much for the superb answer and for taking the time to write such a complete explanation. I have been oblivious to using volume on individual bars other than when there is a volume spike. I have also been unsure about using the up/down closing of a bar as I thought...

Yes. Based on the subsequent drop in TF, big money seems to have been going short in that bar but the bar closed up.

Note: I don't use constant range bars nor volume. In contrast, I prefer volatility analysis to understand key changes in supply/demand. Mark Thanks for the comments. Would you mind providing some more details on what you mean by volatility analysis?

Can you post a chart and I'll see if I can help you dig a bit deeper. In fact if you can, post 2 charts: one with premarket trading and one RHT xspurt - Thanks for your comments

Speres – The high volume bar came at 9:38:42 eastern on TF #F on Friday. TF had dropped a couple of points from opening. The high volume bar was not at either support or resistance. I agree that the high volume bar needs to be read in the context of where price is but in this case it was...

I use range bars. A common scenario is as follows: An index will say be moving down. There will then be a bar that closes up with substantially higher than normal volume. The next bar will be a down bar at much the same price as the prior bar. The index will then continue down. My...

BP - Why do you post threads over and over agin saying you are quitting? Do you enjoy people sympathizing with you and wishing you good luck for nothing. You have over 500 posts in less than a year of membership. Is bogus posting your past time? In my book, you are a nut.

Hi pwrtrdr: Do the over the counter trades get cleared through the CME? As you are probably aware, the CME website shows the intraday volumes of the contracts. Later, there is an end of the day volume report which shows a higher volume. There is a page that reconciles the volumes on the...