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thanks, after a second look, acceleration of gaussian slope, does it mark when the colored volume pace lines are crossed into another zone level for the left hand side of the gaussian OR if if its the right hand side, there is a color change with acelerated peak. if this isnt the logic, could you post the pseudocode for the mark P? thanks i do find the small arrow marks on the volume very helpful to annotate, so perhaps the other mark can also be useful.
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looks like small arrows, pointing 45degrees up and to the right, mark when volume is more than the prior bar volume. can anyone explain what the 'P' in the chart, volume pane, represent? at first i though it was the peak gaussian, but it looks like other similar looking volume patterns do not have this 'P' mark. is this mark done by sw automation or by hand? thanks
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anyone know how Accumulation/distribution is defined? tia
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hello fellow traders, there are some volume gaussians examples that spydertrader had posted from 2007 on another forum. it does not show strict black2black2red2black, for example, sometimes its black2black2red2red. is this a shortcut or out of date? has anyone ever found an exception to bb2r2b trend? also for ninjatrader, how do you get the up arrow to plot on the volume window? is it done by indicator or manually? thanks.
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what defines a 'flaw'?
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perhaps i should rephrase, as open orders, like stops, buy stop, sell stop. another example would be oanda 'open orders' that show all resting orders above and below the current price. that type of info.
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i can understand slippage, with an unregulated market, with multiple market makers, but at a central exchange how does that work? specifically a limit order on the price ladder, suppose news event such that many buyers and few sellers. now if you have a limit order to sell, each step of the ladder has to get filled before the next price increment up... or am i wrong in that assumption? otherwise, it would be like waiting in line, and someone cut in front of you... so what is the reason? wether or not there is an imbalance of buyers and sellers, each price level has to be filled in order, right?
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the ladder shows limit orders, sellers above the last price buyers below the last price what about the limit orders of buyers ABOVE the last price and sellers BELOW the last price? any way to get that info or infer it? thanks for any help.