Sorry man, I don't live on this site. Some of us have lives and stop by here occasionally.
Don't know about you but I'm in Chi Town and there is plenty to do here daily.
Considering your attitude you'd better stay where you are.
This moron comes on here, makes a bunch of fake posts, pretends to defend crapped-volume bars, and then when it gets exposed that he is a fraud and a liar, claims he's just "passing by" ... and then makes empty threats, LOL! ... looks like you shat yourself again!Quote from Chart_Precocity:
Sorry man, I don't live on this site. Some of us have lives and stop by here occasionally.
Don't know about you but I'm in Chi Town and there is plenty to do here daily.
Considering your attitude you'd better stay where you are.


Quote from MandelbrotSet:
This moron comes on here, makes a bunch of fake posts, pretends to defend crapped-volume bars, and then when it gets exposed that he is a fraud and a liar, claims he's just "passing by" ... and then makes empty threats, LOL! ... looks like you shat yourself again!
What a waste of bandwith, later assclown, I'll leave you to yourby yourself.
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Quote from Xspurt:
One last example of how PA and sentiment indicators lag volume clues.
That last trade culminated in a wide candle push looking like it was going to the moon. But there were problems that volume showed up.
Why did PA push up on less volume than the last push?
And why is the next red inside candle so small compared to the last red circled?
These two topping candles are on almost the same volume - the classic smart money reversal that is hidden to the PA crowd. The PA does not indicate what is going on with the underlying sentiment. The next candle could be a continuation up just reading PA.
PA allows you to take the break of the last circled red candle short, but with that last big push how big are your balls?
Specialists and floor traders know how to disguise trades and suck in the unwary but you can learn to read their moves. That is why the one thing they want to hide is volume because PA alone sometimes can make a fool out of you.
So while B1S1 is waiting for his indicators to tell him what the sentiment is the volume readers are waiting for him to enter the market and push their trade on further.
Quote from bighog:
Volume is only visualized after the fact.
Like looking in the toilet after taking a crap.
HOG OUT!!!!
Just what are you looking for?![]()
Quote from jjf:
Last time I talked with CME they told me that they coped with volume as best they could during RTH and cleaned it up at the end of the day.
You can see this if you take a snapshot of the day and then make the comparison.
I wonder how you factor this in to your volume studies.
jjf
Quote from MandelbrotSet:
This moron comes on here, makes a bunch of fake posts, pretends to defend crapped-volume bars, and then when it gets exposed that he is a fraud and a liar, claims he's just "passing by" ... and then makes empty threats, LOL! ... looks like you shat yourself again! [/IMG][/URL]
What a waste of bandwith, later assclown, I'll leave you to your by yourself.![]()


I believe this comment tells the reader all he needs to know about you.Quote from Xspurt:
...And if you need Money Management to make your trade work, then there are problems with your entries, exits and holds.