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What is your trading plan currently? What are your objectives and targets for performance and how much risk(draw down) is acceptable? 2trade

DTN or CQG both have this available as an API otherwise you can alsways go directly to the futures exchange for this data. Stocks brokerage feed lightspeed API and they have experience with other data formating requests with there HFT experience. Regards 2trade

ATR based trailing stop also refered to as a chandelier stop. 2trade

Hi I can assist you with some pointers and if your after more advanced techniques then can point you in the right direction my email is alpha2forex@yahoo.com Regards 2trade

You need to look at the time and sales to make an educated guess if this is and an option being exercised a block trade between 2 parties at an agreed price or other scenarios of this ilk. Hopr this helps.

You can scan for volume > 'x' you can scan price > , < you can scan ATR < , > but you cant scan for guaranteed trades unless you bought one of those very special crystal balls:D . 2trade

Hello I cant see what the ticker is on this but if its a stock it could be a block trade execution between 2 parties at an agreed price you would need to do a search for all transactions on the day and examine them. thx 2trade

Hello Humdesggg Your bar marked number 1 on your ensign chart has the point of supply arriving with the close down on the lows the 2 previous upbars also show supply. Three bars past your marked on chart point 1 can be considered the best risk entry point the ND no demand as there has been more supply coming in after the high this is confirmed as a place to remain short on the following bar the mini UT or hidden upthrust as it probes above for buyers and closes on its lows. Using price breakdown trigger points is an approach that can get you in on the wrong conditions ie you may enter not knowing what the bar ends up being and with your short trade you dont want to be taking up bars on average relative range on increasing volume for your short(potential strength coming in) even though it activated your short trigger point by passing below your mentioned "below the closes". It would be a better oppertunity to enter short on a no demand or upthrust or at least something resembling these in appearance and volume that way there is a better chance of not getting caught on the wrong side during entry. Hope this helps a little 2trade

Hello can you please email me the details of the other software you mentioned--its alpha2forex@yahoo.com thanks 2trade

10 is the 3rd no supply test from the move up from point 9 low its a down bar.

That was nice stopping of the downmove with the wide range candel and 4 tests long move back to the point of supply FOMC beautifull one minute chart ----

That was nice stopping of the downmove with the wide range candel and 4 tests long move back to the point of supply FOMC beautifull one minute chart ----

F is not a test with strength in the background but 3 bars later is --

Hi the bars you show as no demand after the stopping volume are not ND they are low volume upbars because there is now strength in the background the bar you have as a shakeout is a reverse upthrust or in wyckoff terms a spring -- hope this helps.

Hi Monad my question is what is your point VSA or trading with order flow or as its called in the UK "Flow Trading" does work or does not work ? This would obviously include using it with a trading plan ie (entry conditions)(exit conditions) (stand aside conditions) all known before entering a trade. Thx 2trade