Quote from hkrahra:
I`m in doubt little bit.
Your modification of the chart is showing a VE of price only on the left trend line.
What I did to help you out was show you how volume leads price and how volume and price are interlocked.
So, if you modify a chart, please modify both volume and price.
The green book mark suspended in space has no meaning.
To find out how to handle a VE, just google VE and read about how volume and price work to cause the repstive containers to work.
Ancillary to VE is volume acceleration. It takes three pars to annotate acceleration. If you are using TN, then go to the library and add the snippet for automatically annotating volume acceleration. Its symbol on the display is a bold P and the equations that afford it are in the library workup. You can modify any of the library display items to your satisfaction.
It would probably be a good idea for you to be more explicit when you are offering opinions. If I were to give you an opinion(as oppossed to an ooperational fact), I would preface my comment with "in my personal opinion....blah blah blah...."
For making money in markets, it is not a good idea to ever take any risks. At some skill and knowledge point in a trading career, an individual recognizes that markets have no noise and no anomalies and no chop. When this point occurs, all trading for a person of that skill and knowledge becomes a case of always being on the correct side of the market.
The method of taking the full market's offer is to do hold and reversal trading.
There are various stages of reaching precision in this. I use incisive tools for this particular silo of trading.
One of them was mentioned recently. It is the OTR price profile chart and I also add volume as well. A person who posts here uses profile charts exclusively and from that he has an indicator he designed. It does approximately 1/4 of the trades I do. (Google proflogic)
OTR stands for One Tick Range and it uses a form of pairs trading which is NOT the CW pairs trading at all.
Had you begun to do any work (putting time in drilling on charts), you would have had a different set of questions.