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That's a good question. Considering we're going long, I'd imagine the price has to be rising as well. I'd also think that you'd want to see that we're coming off the lows and not the other way 'round. But does previous resistance and potential supply play a factor? Perhaps that's where float comes in? This, like anything else I post, is not me speaking on behalf of Hershey.
Jack, have you ever filtered to not enter if the BO price was not sufficiently below or above previous waiting supply?
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volume is a leading indicator of price.
Price has not moved.
This is the cause of SEC citations. that come up at brokerage frims where you may be trading multiple accounts as I do.
This, in the days of email before web sites, is what got me phone calls from corp execs wanting to know who was leaking corp orate info and causing me to issue buy statements before the price BO'ed.
You posts are showing where you are mentally and what trading experience that you have. It is beginner at the very best. you need to read repeatedly and keep the trivia down much lower.
get a yellow pad and start to make links and nodes. Put what you are beginning to know from me only on the pads. Link the information logically and make a note to yourself to loose about 90% of what you think you know. Try to not write down what you know from elsewhere at any time. Try to let what I say override and imprint. If you get anything to connect from what I say consider saying it out loud.
I do recite everything you write out loud. I try different inflections and assess your typos until it makes some degree of sense. I do imprint whatever you want to say as your stuff and do not overide with my stuff. If I imprinted my stuff over it, it wouldn't be your stuff. I search past threads for posts of yours to round out my understanding of details. I re-read and re-recite.
But I ask questions to better understand. The questions about trading that I may ask are not those of beginners', but if it pleases you to think they are, please do so; Mars will not collide with Earth because of that but many seasoned traders would be amused. The questions I ask that that are beginners' type are about the mechanics of using sites and software. The non-beginner questions are about understanding what you mean when you write. Endure my sincere questions then, and in turn, I shall endure your adjunct comments, which is more than fair.
With that out of the way, it is your answer that the DU volume rising, regardless of price activity spiraling downward at the moment, triggers a buy anyway? I have that correct? In other words, it's your experienced assessment that, even in such a scenario, the falloff is akin to a head fake or some such similar event?
And I do have another question: What exactly is the significance of FRV? I understand its definition, but to be more precise, if we've targeted the DU, and we are at the day and time that the first rising volume exceeds the DU, and we are to enter, and subsequently exit when we hit the Peak Volume, what purpose does knowing the FRV serve?