You Volatility Lovers...

[Scataphagos]

This the kind you like? You know... where the DOM races up an down like a laser light show?

 

[S2007S]

Unreal how in 2020 we still have trade imbalances when volume is this high. Fuxking fix itttt

 

[zoned_post_meridiem]

The constant halts are what’s making this thing impossible to trade.

 

[wrbtrader]

This the kind you like? You know... where the DOM races up an down like a laser light show?

You're looking at the wrong type of volatility. Simply, stay away from that DOM stuff or order flow...its a heaven for Algo manipulation.

wrbtrader

 

[smallfil]

Love it, love it, love it. You trade what the stockmarket gives you. Realize you are but, a sardine (retail trader) swimming among sharks (hedge funds, brokers, banks). Be dumb and become chum for the sharks or be smart and feed with the sharks. Your choice.

 

[traider]

You're looking at the wrong type of volatility. Simply, stay away from that DOM stuff or order flow...its a heaven for Algo manipulation.

wrbtrader

Then what do you use

 

[wrbtrader]

I don't use DOM

wrbtrader

 

[Bobbybax]

This the kind you like? You know... where the DOM races up an down like a laser light show?

Trade smaller and wider.

 

[trdes]

DOM is rough, yes everyone says "keep emotions out" but most traders still struggle with that. Now add a DOM that even in more normal markets is floating up and down and moving all over the place. Trading on a chart is better and more efficient in 95% of scenarios (I don't say 100% because I am sure there's someone good enough or has a strategy they use VIA the DOM, but none the less I've never met and no one who is successful trading I know uses the DOM).

 

[Scataphagos]

Trade smaller and wider.

DUH!

If you have to trade "small enough" and "wide enough"... kind of defeats the mission of trading on leverage, doesn't it? (Unless, of course, you just want to be a player for the sake of playing.)