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what has changed? what do you think now? both are useless? :) spare me few tries and errors :) I'll buy you a beer :)

 

no I simply plotted CVD with B/A and U/D ticks for couple of weeks.. and I couldnt trade ticks.. just makes no sense..

 

I talked about Fulcrum CVD all the way.. I dont care about other "studies".

 

IMHO - All studies are crap if they can be found publicly :rofl:

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no I simply plotted CVD with B/A and U/D ticks for couple of weeks.. and I couldnt trade ticks.

 

 

Your rigour impresses me. :)

 

Read some of the papers I mentioned, you know what? There are even better algorithms than plain old V@B/A out there. (as they are algorithms they will improve any approach that is based on algorithmically trying to determine trade direction......like CVD).

 

It's not about 'studies' per se it's about determining order flow (and hence inventory in Fulcrums case). I wonder what your motivation for posting are if you think all studies are crap? I guess you are saying CVD is worthless too (seeing as it can be found publicly)? If that is your sincere belief we'd all be better off not posting in case we destroy something valuable by making it public :). I suspect really it is more about being provocative like your old mate UB.

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contrary to UB I dont seek attention.

 

yes you r right what I believe is irrelevant here. can you edit my post and remover last sentense? i dont see button Edit for myself ..

 

P.S. tell me about other algorithms.. are they publicly accessible? ;)

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sooo. BlowFish.. when it comes to share knowledge you are nowhere to find...

 

what studies shows better direction of markets than bid/ask CVD?

 

cant hear ya!

 

oh.. I see you are here not to share trading knowledge but to simply keep conversations going.. like discussing things you have no idea about like digital signal processing, sampling, differential processes, .net garbage collector...

 

you are a naked king dear.. king of wikipedia and cheap web forums.

 

and yeah. until you answer my question about the studies I am not going to react on your messages. so spare yourself breath flaming here.

 

I dont care.

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That's rich :) firstly I suggest reading this thread from the beginning there is a lot of information in it and information where you can find more. (plus some TS code that I shared if I remember correctly). If you are still stuck after reading it drop me a line. though you will probably need to retract your statement first.

 

Took a long weekend sorry that did not suit you schedule, I'll check it's OK next time....or I could just put you on ignore.....hmm let me think on that, had a very long lunch and wouldn't want to make any hasty decisions.

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There are even better algorithms than plain old V@B/A out there. (as they are algorithms they will improve any approach that is based on algorithmically trying to determine trade direction......like CVD).

I cant retract anything. it seems it has a timeout for that. but frankly - I didnt touch your personality until you started to pick on me. i dont give a shit if you dont like me. if you cant keep yourself not personally involved this is not my problem.

 

on the topic:

I am asking only to name the things you noted in there. I'll find the information. Need the names of the algorithms.

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I cant retract anything. it seems it has a timeout for that. but frankly - I didnt touch your personality until you started to pick on me. i dont give a shit if you dont like me. if you cant keep yourself not personally involved this is not my problem.

 

on the topic:

I am asking only to name the things you noted in there. I'll find the information. Need the names of the algorithms.

 

C'est la vie, I was just a bit gob smacked that you though my contribution to this thread (or was it the site in general?) was lacking. That was another reason why I suggested you re-read it. I should respectfully remind you that no one here owes you anything. I dunno maybe ET would be a better venue for your style of forum participation?

 

As I have said numerous times it all stems from Lee & Readys research 20 odd years ago. Start there and go where it will take you. There has been a fair amount done on the subject but it is easily digestible by someone with the desire to digest it. I am not going to chew swallow and digest it all for you. That seems like it would be academic as you seem have strong preconceptions already (which is your prerogative of course).

 

I am surprised you are that interested tbh having previously stated that you thought stuff that was in the public domain was worthless. Again I am left wondering about your motivation.

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just to summarise (not to criticise):you reffered to Lee & Readys exclusivelly when you said - better algorithms to find market direction? thanks. I'll have a look....

 

and yeah - save your time trying to analyse me. spend it on trading better. I didnt touch you, you dont touch me. is that simple... as you rightly mentioned - you dont owe me, but dont forget I dont owe you ... I dont like you either but I was trying hard to keep silence.

 

and stop this wording games BS - when did I ask to chew for me? I said give me the name I'll do the rest.... just stop it OK?

 

keep it in professional way.

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Woops way to completely balls up :crap: I only changed a couple of lines and managed to get an additional end statement and undefined variable (block) as you guys pointed out. It's got to the stage where it needs a tidy up (as well as comments) but this should at least run

 


inputs: 
UpColor(darkgreen), 
DownColor(red), 
DeltaBar(1), 
MaxBlock(9999),
MinBlock(0),
ResetDeltaEachBar(0); 

variables: 
MyVol(0), 
Block(0),
color(yellow), 
intrabarpersist MyCurrentBar(0), 
intrabarpersist VolumeAtBid(0), 
intrabarpersist VolumeAtAsk(0), 
intrabarpersist BAVolRatio(0), 
intrabarpersist VolTmp(0), 
intrabarpersist Delta (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaH (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaL (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaO (0); 

if LastBarOnChart then begin 
  	MyVol = Iff(BarType < 2, Ticks, Volume); 
if CurrentBar > MyCurrentBar then begin 
	VolumeAtBid = 0; 
	VolumeAtAsk = 0; 
	BAVolRatio = 0; 
	VolTmp = 0; 
	MyCurrentBar = CurrentBar; 
	if ResetDeltaEachbar = 1 then Delta =0;
	DeltaO = Delta; 
	DeltaH = Delta; 
	DeltaL = Delta; 
end; 
Block = Myvol - VolTmp;
if (Block >= MinBlock) and (Block <= MaxBlock) then
	if Close <= InsideBid then
		Delta  = Delta - MyVol + VolTmp
	else if Close >= InsideAsk then 
		Delta = Delta + MyVol - VolTmp ;  
	VolTmp = MyVol ;
end; 


DeltaH = maxlist(DeltaH, Delta); 
DeltaL = minlist(DeltaL, Delta); 


if Delta <= 0 then color = DownColor else color = UpColor; 

plot1(DeltaO, "DO"); 
Plot2(DeltaH, "DH"); 
Plot3(DeltaL, "DL"); 
plot4(Delta, "DC");	 

 

I am new to easylanguage, please help my questions and comments below -

 

Questions -

1. What's the purpose of the (if LastBarOnChart) block, is it to make sure that this indicator only works on real-time data?

 

2. If this indicator is inserted into a 100-tick chart, how often(frequency) tradestation charting engine invokes this logic? every 1 tick?

 

3. Is it possible to replace MyVol = Iff(BarType < 2, Ticks, Volume);

with MyVol = Volume for 100-tick chart.

 

Comments:

1. BARatio, VolumeAtAsk, VolumeAtBid are not used in the code, they could be removed;

2. cumulative volume(delta) calculation should also consider the relationship of the current bar close price with previous bar close price;

 

Thanks!!!

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I am new to easylanguage, please help my questions and comments below -

 

Questions -

1. What's the purpose of the (if LastBarOnChart) block, is it to make sure that this indicator only works on real-time data?

 

2. If this indicator is inserted into a 100-tick chart, how often(frequency) tradestation charting engine invokes this logic? every 1 tick?

 

3. Is it possible to replace MyVol = Iff(BarType < 2, Ticks, Volume);

with MyVol = Volume for 100-tick chart.

 

Comments:

1. BARatio, VolumeAtAsk, VolumeAtBid are not used in the code, they could be removed;

2. cumulative volume(delta) calculation should also consider the relationship of the current bar close price with previous bar close price;

 

Thanks!!!

 

In short 1) Yes

2)Yes, you must set indicator to update every tick

3) Yup that line should limit the indicator to intraday charts. Not really necessary I guess.

 

Yes it was code I hacked together as I said up top. It needs a good tidy up comments etc.

 

Cumulative delta has nothing to do with bar closes it is simply compares volume transacted@bid with that transacted@ask print by print.

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do you think this indicatory would be better applied to 1tick chart o 1contract chart?? this is what I have run across:

 

Infact if You use 1 contract chart and the market trades 1000 lots @ the ASK side which is Upper then the previous close, MC register this trade as an Uptick and You can plot a 1000 lots trade @ the ASK side as an UpTick. So based on this example, if you create a cumulative sequence of trades based on volume, you can have a Cumulative Delta Volume. Be careful because with 1 contract chart, it's a good stuff only reffered to a brief time lap (about 30minute to 1 Hour MAX).

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Woops way to completely balls up :crap: I only changed a couple of lines and managed to get an additional end statement and undefined variable (block) as you guys pointed out. It's got to the stage where it needs a tidy up (as well as comments) but this should at least run

 


inputs: 
UpColor(darkgreen), 
DownColor(red), 
DeltaBar(1), 
MaxBlock(9999),
MinBlock(0),
ResetDeltaEachBar(0); 

variables: 
MyVol(0), 
Block(0),
color(yellow), 
intrabarpersist MyCurrentBar(0), 
intrabarpersist VolumeAtBid(0), 
intrabarpersist VolumeAtAsk(0), 
intrabarpersist BAVolRatio(0), 
intrabarpersist VolTmp(0), 
intrabarpersist Delta (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaH (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaL (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaO (0); 

if LastBarOnChart then begin 
  	MyVol = Iff(BarType < 2, Ticks, Volume); 
if CurrentBar > MyCurrentBar then begin 
	VolumeAtBid = 0; 
	VolumeAtAsk = 0; 
	BAVolRatio = 0; 
	VolTmp = 0; 
	MyCurrentBar = CurrentBar; 
	if ResetDeltaEachbar = 1 then Delta =0;
	DeltaO = Delta; 
	DeltaH = Delta; 
	DeltaL = Delta; 
end; 
Block = Myvol - VolTmp;
if (Block >= MinBlock) and (Block <= MaxBlock) then
	if Close <= InsideBid then
		Delta  = Delta - MyVol + VolTmp
	else if Close >= InsideAsk then 
		Delta = Delta + MyVol - VolTmp ;  
	VolTmp = MyVol ;
end; 


DeltaH = maxlist(DeltaH, Delta); 
DeltaL = minlist(DeltaL, Delta); 


if Delta <= 0 then color = DownColor else color = UpColor; 

plot1(DeltaO, "DO"); 
Plot2(DeltaH, "DH"); 
Plot3(DeltaL, "DL"); 
plot4(Delta, "DC");	 

 

Hello, I'm new to this forum.

I see this code and I think that it is better to change this line:

 


if Close <= InsideBid then
		Delta  = Delta - MyVol + VolTmp
	else if Close >= InsideAsk then 
		Delta = Delta + MyVol - VolTmp ;  
	VolTmp = MyVol ;
end; 

 

with this one:

 


if ticks>=filtro then begin
	if Close>= insideask then Delta=Delta+Ticks;
	if Close<= insidebid then Delta=Delta-Ticks;
end;

 

in this way I'have the real sum of volume exchanged in bidside less the volume exchanged in askside.

Is it correct?

 

MARCO

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Woops way to completely balls up :crap: I only changed a couple of lines and managed to get an additional end statement and undefined variable (block) as you guys pointed out. It's got to the stage where it needs a tidy up (as well as comments) but this should at least run

 


inputs: 
UpColor(darkgreen), 
DownColor(red), 
DeltaBar(1), 
MaxBlock(9999),
MinBlock(0),
ResetDeltaEachBar(0); 

variables: 
MyVol(0), 
Block(0),
color(yellow), 
intrabarpersist MyCurrentBar(0), 
intrabarpersist VolumeAtBid(0), 
intrabarpersist VolumeAtAsk(0), 
intrabarpersist BAVolRatio(0), 
intrabarpersist VolTmp(0), 
intrabarpersist Delta (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaH (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaL (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaO (0); 

if LastBarOnChart then begin 
  	MyVol = Iff(BarType < 2, Ticks, Volume); 
if CurrentBar > MyCurrentBar then begin 
	VolumeAtBid = 0; 
	VolumeAtAsk = 0; 
	BAVolRatio = 0; 
	VolTmp = 0; 
	MyCurrentBar = CurrentBar; 
	if ResetDeltaEachbar = 1 then Delta =0;
	DeltaO = Delta; 
	DeltaH = Delta; 
	DeltaL = Delta; 
end; 
Block = Myvol - VolTmp;
if (Block >= MinBlock) and (Block <= MaxBlock) then
	if Close <= InsideBid then
		Delta  = Delta - MyVol + VolTmp
	else if Close >= InsideAsk then 
		Delta = Delta + MyVol - VolTmp ;  
	VolTmp = MyVol ;
end; 


DeltaH = maxlist(DeltaH, Delta); 
DeltaL = minlist(DeltaL, Delta); 


if Delta <= 0 then color = DownColor else color = UpColor; 

plot1(DeltaO, "DO"); 
Plot2(DeltaH, "DH"); 
Plot3(DeltaL, "DL"); 
plot4(Delta, "DC");	 

 

Hello, I'm new to this forum.

I see this code and I think that it is better to change this line:

 


if Close <= InsideBid then
		Delta  = Delta - MyVol + VolTmp
	else if Close >= InsideAsk then 
		Delta = Delta + MyVol - VolTmp ;  
	VolTmp = MyVol ;
end; 

 

with this one:

 


if ticks>=filtro then begin
	if Close>= insideask then Delta=Delta+Ticks;
	if Close<= insidebid then Delta=Delta-Ticks;
end;

 

in this way I'have the real sum of volume exchanged in bidside less the volume exchanged in askside.

Is it correct?

 

MARCO

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Dunno what filtro is? By the way the indicator works on volume traded not ticks.

 

Feel free to change it to suit your needs but I think it is correct (with the caveats earlier in the thread) as it is. Of course I have been known to be wrong :D

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Hello BlowFish and thank for your answer.

Filtro can be used if you want to see only traded volume greater than a preset value, but is not so important.

Furthermore in multicharts if the "Build Volume On" of the instrument is set to "trade Volume" and not to "Tick count" the instruction

MyVolume=Ticks

give you the volume traded for every tick.

In your code there is this line

MyVol = Iff(BarType < 2, Ticks, Volume); 

 

that is the same thing of

MyVol=Ticks 

for intraday and tick by tick charts

 

My dude is for this line

 

if Close <= InsideBid then
		Delta  = Delta - MyVol + VolTmp

 

and this one

 

else if Close >= InsideAsk then 
		Delta = Delta + MyVol - VolTmp ;  

 

where VolTmp is previous volume traded.

 

In "Close<=InsideBid" case, volume is traded in Bidside so it is correct to subctrat MyVol from Delta, but I can't understand why you add the previous volume (VolTmp) regardless of it was traded in bidside or in askside (because the line:"Close <= InsideBid" is only referred to the last volume exchanged that is MyVol).

The same thing happen for the line "Close >= InsideAsk

Can you explain that?

 

I hope you understand me, my english is not so good!:crap:

Thanks,

byebye

MARCO

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Hello !

I have been trying to download Volume Splitter Indicator for Ninjatrader 7 but it doesn't work.

Please, could you upload it again please?

I spent days but nothing.

 

And, anybody know an alternative indicator (for Ninjatrader 7) that Show the "Short" and "Long" positions? I'm not talking about ask and bid side... I would like to know the shorts and the longs of a frame of time.

 

Thanks a lot!

 

D

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Here you go...be aware of the issues with insidebid insideask (they are discussed earlier in the thread

 

 
inputs: 
UpColor(darkgreen), 
DownColor(red), 
DeltaBar(1), 
MaxBlock(9999),
MinBlock(0),
ResetDeltaEachBar(0); 

variables: 
MyVol(0), 
Block(0),
color(yellow), 
intrabarpersist MyCurrentBar(0), 
intrabarpersist VolumeAtBid(0), 
intrabarpersist VolumeAtAsk(0), 
intrabarpersist BAVolRatio(0), 
intrabarpersist VolTmp(0), 
intrabarpersist Delta (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaH (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaL (0), 
intrabarpersist DeltaO (0); 

if LastBarOnChart then begin 
  	MyVol = Iff(BarType < 2, Ticks, Volume); 
if CurrentBar > MyCurrentBar then begin 
	VolumeAtBid = 0; 
	VolumeAtAsk = 0; 
	BAVolRatio = 0; 
	VolTmp = 0; 
	MyCurrentBar = CurrentBar; 
	if ResetDeltaEachbar = 1 then Delta =0;
	DeltaO = Delta; 
	DeltaH = Delta; 
	DeltaL = Delta; 
end; 
Block = Myvol - VolTmp;
if (Block >= MinBlock) and (Block <= MaxBlock) then
	if Close <= InsideBid then
		Delta  = Delta - MyVol + VolTmp
	else if Close >= InsideAsk then 
		Delta = Delta + MyVol - VolTmp ;  
	VolTmp = MyVol ;
end; 


DeltaH = maxlist(DeltaH, Delta); 
DeltaL = minlist(DeltaL, Delta); 


if Delta <= 0 then color = DownColor else color = UpColor; 

plot1(DeltaO, "DO"); 
Plot2(DeltaH, "DH"); 
Plot3(DeltaL, "DL"); 
plot4(Delta, "DC");

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Here you go...be aware of the issues with insidebid insideask (they are discussed earlier in the thread

 

Thanks BlowFIsh. I think that when there are nre improvmente or find a solution the new cersion will be posted.

 

What are in tour opinion other indicators to help analisys by volume?

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Blowfish, the VOL_Splitt_OHLC_C & VOL_Splitt_OHLC are nice. What would the setting be for each in forex and then equities.A ball park figure would be nice.Anybody else here in the forums input would be welcome too.The default is 1,9999

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OHLC C seems to work the best. Insert indicator twice and set each to their proper settings. Wait till they split together then make your move. A bing and a bang and a boom! Notice the last picture when the big boys go against the little boys. This indicator can help you stay out of bad moves.

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Hello

I'm here a little late - but I have some suggestion:

Just an idea......

I thought it could be very usefull to be able to reset this indi

- at certain times

- at Pivotpoints

- all n minutes

or similar.....

so for my suggestions it could be much more helpfull then.

Any ideas how to do this ?

 

regs

Jojo

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    • Date: 15th April 2024. Market News – Negative Reversion; Safe Havens Rally. Trading Leveraged Products is risky Economic Indicators & Central Banks:   Markets weigh risk of retaliation cycle in Middle East. Initially the retaliatory strike from Iran on Israel fostered a haven bid, into bonds, gold and other haven assets, as it threatens a wider regional conflict. However, this morning, Oil and Asian equity markets were muted as traders shrugged off fears of a war escalation in the Middle East. Iran said “the matter can be deemed concluded”, and President Joe Biden has called on Israel to exercise restraint following Iran’s drone and missile strike, as part of Washington’s efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East and minimize the likelihood of a widespread regional conflict. New US and UK sanctions banned deliveries of Russian supplies, i.e. key industrial metals, produced after midnight on Friday. Aluminum jumped 9.4%, nickel rose 8.8%, suggesting brokers are bracing for major supply chain disruption. Financial Markets Performance:   The USDIndex fell back from highs over 106 to currently 105.70. The Yen dip against USD to 153.85. USOIL settled lower at 84.50 per barrel and Gold is trading below session highs at currently $2357.92 per ounce. Copper, more liquid and driven by the global economy over recent weeks, was more subdued this morning. Currently at $4.3180. Market Trends:   Asian stock markets traded mixed, but European and US futures are slightly higher after a tough session on Friday and yields have picked up. Mainland China bourses outperformed overnight, after Beijing offered renewed regulatory support. The PBOC meanwhile left the 1-year MLF rate unchanged, while once again draining funds from the system. Nikkei slipped 1% to 39,114.19. On Friday, NASDAQ slumped -1.62% to 16,175, unwinding most of Thursday’s 1.68% jump to a new all-time high at 16,442. The S&P500 fell -1.46% and the Dow dropped 1.24%. Declines were broadbased with all 11 sectors of the S&P finishing in the red. JPMorgan Chase sank 6.5% despite reporting stronger profit in Q1. The nation’s largest bank gave a forecast for a key source of income this year that fell below Wall Street’s estimate, calling for only modest growth. Apple shipments drop by 10% in Q1. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding on how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE! Click HERE to READ more Market news. Andria Pichidi Market Analyst HFMarkets Disclaimer: This material is provided as a general marketing communication for information purposes only and does not constitute an independent investment research. Nothing in this communication contains, or should be considered as containing, an investment advice or an investment recommendation or a solicitation for the purpose of buying or selling of any financial instrument. All information provided is gathered from reputable sources and any information containing an indication of past performance is not a guarantee or reliable indicator of future performance. Users acknowledge that any investment in FX and CFDs products is characterized by a certain degree of uncertainty and that any investment of this nature involves a high level of risk for which the users are solely responsible and liable. We assume no liability for any loss arising from any investment made based on the information provided in this communication. This communication must not be reproduced or further distributed without our prior written permission.
    • The morning of my last post I happened to glance over to the side and saw “...angst over the FOMC’s rate trajectory triggered a flight to safety, hence boosting the haven demand. “   http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/topic/21621-hfmarkets-hfmcom-market-analysis-services/page/17/?tab=comments#comment-228522   I reacted, but didn’t take time to  respond then... will now --- HFBlogNews, I don’t know if you are simply aggregating the chosen narratives for the day or if it’s your own reporting... either way - “flight to safety”????  haven ?????  Re: “safety  - ”Those ‘solid rocks’ are getting so fragile a hit from a dandelion blowball might shatter them... like now nobody wants to buy longer term new issues at these rates...yet the financial media still follows the scripts... The imagery they pound day in and day out makes it look like the Fed knows what they’re doing to help ‘us’... They do know what they’re doing - but it certainly is not to help ‘us’... and it is not to ‘control’ inflation... And at some point in the not too distant future, the interest due will eat a huge portion of the ‘revenue’ Re: “haven” The defaults are coming ...  The US will not be the first to default... but it will certainly not be the very last to default !! ...Enough casual anti-white racism for the day  ... just sayin’
    • Date: 12th April 2024. Producer Inflation On The Rise, But Will Earnings Hold Demand Steady?     Producer inflation rose slightly less than previous expectations, but the annual figure continues to rise. The annual PPI rose to 2.1% and the Core PPI rose to 2.4%. The NASDAQ and SNP500 end the day higher, but the Dow Jones continues to struggle. This morning earnings kick off with the banking sector including JP Morgan, BlackRock and Wells Fargo. All 3 stocks trade higher during pre-trading hours. The Euro trades lower against all currencies despite the ECB’s attempt to establish a hawkish tone. USA100 – The NASDAQ Climbs Higher, But Is the Growth Sustainable? The NASDAQ was the only index which did not witness a significant decline at the opening of the US session. In addition to this, the USA100 is the only index which is witnessing indications of a bullish market. The price has crossed onto a higher high breaking the resistance level at $18,269. The index is also trading above the 75-Bar EMA and at the 65.00 level on the RSI which signals buyers are controlling the market. However, a similar large bullish impulse wave was also formed on the 3rd and 5th of the month and was followed by a correction. Therefore, investors need to be cautious of a bearish breakout which may signal a correction back to the 75-bar EMA (18,165). The medium-term growth and its sustainability will depend on the upcoming earnings data.   Bond yields declined during this morning’s Asian session by 18 points, which is positive for the stock market. However, even with the decline, bond yields remain significantly higher than Monday’s opening yield. This week the 10-year bond yield rose from 4.424 to 4.558, which is a concern. If bond yields again start to rise, the stock market potentially can again become pressured. 25% of the NASDAQ ended the day lower and 75% higher. This gives a clear indication of the sentiment towards the technology sector and reassures traders about the price movement. Another positive was all of the top 12 influential stocks rose in value. Apple, NVIDIA and Broadcom saw the strongest gains, all rising more than 4%. Producer inflation read slightly lower than expectations, however, the index continues to rise. The Producer Price Index rose from 1.6% to 2.1% and the Core PPI from 2.1% to 2.4%. Therefore, it is not indicating inflation will become easier to tackle in the upcoming months. For this reason, investors should note that inflation and the monetary policy is still a risk and can trigger strong bearish impulse waves. EURUSD – The Euro Declines Against Major Currencies The European Central Bank is attempting to concentrate on the positive factors and give no indications of when the committee may opt to cut rates. For example, President Lagarde advises “sales figures” remain stable, but the issue remains they are stably low. Officials said the decline in prices generally confirms medium-term forecasts and is ensured by a decrease in the cost of food and goods. Most experts continue to believe that the first reduction in interest rates will happen in June, and there may be three or four in total during the year. Due to this, the Euro is declining against all currencies including the Pound, Yen and Swiss Franc. The US Dollar Index on the other hand trades 0.39% higher and is almost trading at a 23-week high. Due to this momentum, the price of the exchange continues to indicate a decline in favor of the US Dollar.   Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding on how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE! Click HERE to READ more Market news. Michalis Efthymiou Market Analyst HMarkets Disclaimer: This material is provided as a general marketing communication for information purposes only and does not constitute an independent investment research. Nothing in this communication contains, or should be considered as containing, an investment advice or an investment recommendation or a solicitation for the purpose of buying or selling of any financial instrument. All information provided is gathered from reputable sources and any information containing an indication of past performance is not a guarantee or reliable indicator of future performance. Users acknowledge that any investment in FX and CFDs products is characterized by a certain degree of uncertainty and that any investment of this nature involves a high level of risk for which the users are solely responsible and liable. We assume no liability for any loss arising from any investment made based on the information provided in this communication. This communication must not be reproduced or further distributed without our prior written permission.
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