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Old 09-28-2009, 01:00 AM   #729

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Re: The Price / Volume Relationship
I have been skimming the thread and, as one may suspect, i missed a lot of the nuances of what was being taught or presented. Before, I go back and attempt to truly follow a long, I am wondering if anyone has ths far been abe to adapt any or all of the imformation on the thread to live trading.

Is this like EW with volume analysis or something like that?

I would appreciae anyone's insight.

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...Is this like EW with volume analysis or something like that?
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What are the correct gaussian formation between 14:20pm and end of day?
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Cool little snippet... Here is my take.
Thank you so much. Isn't gaussian for a down tape have a red gaussian up to lowest point of down tape? Or is that only the case when the down tape is in the dominant direction? Since the down tape here is in the non-dominant direction gaussian is therefore down to lowest point?

Is IRV=increased red volume? and is IBV=increased black volume?

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With deepest respect and utmost friendliness, but I can't help not noticing how remarkably persistent you are in continually denying yourself all available data from the market. May I recommend a review of Spydertrader's posts here and elsewhere that specifically mention the word 'Gap'?
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My view of the day...
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Is IRV=increased red volume? and is IBV=increased black volume?

Thank you!
That is my shorthand, yes.

With regards to gaussians (regardless of fractal) - Think about where troughs occur in the gaussian formation.

R2R 2B 2R - 2 troughs occur in this sequence
and conversely
B2B 2R 2B - 2 troughs here as well

Also Recall, Price does not indicate the end of a trend (on any fractal)... The Volume sequences DO.

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