Depending upon what you're doing, reading tape can be the same thing as reading a chart without time-frame cutoffs.
(In it's simplest form)
What are you trying to do?
(In it's simplest form)
What are you trying to do?
Quote from Mom0/pH0x:
i did well for a while by primarily reading tape/flow in ER2, i have personally seen several talented traders who moved mammoth size via tape reading in es, nq, er2, fesx, fdax, ym, so you are incorrect.... reading tape consists of recognizing patterns in real time order flow, not watching correlations, std deviations etc, pivot points or whatever this is not tape reading, ... so to say that you can't 'read' such indicies is a sweeping generalization and misleading at best...
Quote from speculatus:
There is no such statistics. Get historical tick-by-tick data and figure that out, which is not trivial given the fact that quote and trades are different feeds. Sweeps occur every day in almost every. Here is an example (very very nice buy sweep ):
Code:09:36:58 106.13 x 106.19 1 x 2 09:36:58 106.04 x 107.00 1 x 103 09:36:58 2s106.19 @ B0=/0+ 09:36:58 4s106.28 F B1/+/csz b/sw.deep(+0.09,6) 09:36:58 1s106.31 F B2/+ b/sw.deep(+0.12,7) 09:36:58 2s106.36 F B3/+ b/sw.deep(+0.17,9) 09:36:58 1s106.41 F B4/+ b/sw.deep(+0.22,10) 09:36:58 4s106.42 F B5/+/csz b/sw.deep(+0.23,14) 09:36:58 1s106.46 F B6/+ b/sw.deep(+0.27,15) 09:36:58 1s106.51 F B7/+ b/sw.deep(+0.32,16) 09:36:58 5s106.65 F B8/+ b/sw.deep(+0.46,21) 09:36:58 5s106.72 F B9/+/csz b/sw.deep(+0.53,26) 09:36:58 5s106.80 F B10/+ b/sw.deep(+0.61,31) 09:36:58 1s106.85 F B11/+ b/sw.deep(+0.66,32) 09:36:58 3s106.92 F B12/+/csz b/sw.deep(+0.73,35) 09:36:58 5s106.95 F B13/+ b/sw.aggr.deep(+0.76,40) 09:36:58 5s107.00 F B15/+/HI/csz b/sw.aggr.deep(+0.81,45)
Quote from CONR:
For those of you out there proficient at tape reading, do you find it easier to interpret the tape for the ES or YM, or any other product for that matter, and why? Does it not make a difference what the product is?
Thanks.