I usually ignore volume in my futures trading. Tonight I was going through the indicators I used to play with and decided to take a look at an old one I crafted to try to see what professionals were doing.
The formula below will give you a large number if you have a lot of contracts happening in few trades and a negative number if size has decreased since "window" bars ago.
It looks like this (EL):
I find that like any other things in trading, there are two or more interpretations and it is very much an art of interpretation.
Haven't watched this in real time. Anyone use something like this in their trading?
The formula below will give you a large number if you have a lot of contracts happening in few trades and a negative number if size has decreased since "window" bars ago.
It looks like this (EL):
Code:
VolOverTicks = v / ticks;
RelativeVoT = VolOverTicks - VolOverTicks [window];
I find that like any other things in trading, there are two or more interpretations and it is very much an art of interpretation.
Haven't watched this in real time. Anyone use something like this in their trading?