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Thanks bathrobe,can u explain me more about what do u look at in the prints,I also place my levels before,but I have not been able to get the feel in the Dom with the prints ,would u be kind enough to let me know ,which signs or things do you consider in the prints once price approaches a level u already have Thanks a lot Dan

Bathrobe, what do exactly look at? If prints are at te offer and you are looking for support?for example....this is what I need to know exactly ,can u guys help me out a bit Thanks Daniel

Hello guys,I just know that when the total number of the last 5 bid prices in the ladder greater than the last 5 offer prices in the ladder,market could go up,also that a lot of games are played in the ladder,and that the market tends to seek value,not much really reading dom ,that's why I ask.bathrobe can u explain more on how to read the prints ... Please,thanks so much I appreciate your help Daniel

HEllo Guys, i wanted to know if someone can help me up understanding how to read the DOM for ES or ZN, mostly ES. I have been trying myself but i cannot keep up with the pace, is too fast... IS there any resource you can recommend me or something you can help me with, I know the basics but not too much thanks

Can you post ir again, so i can check it please, if it is possible thanks

THANKS FOR THE REPLIES GUYS, AGEKAY...what do you mean with the volume at price? do you mean the volume that is generated through the volume profile(cumulative) level where you can spot the volume OR do you mean the volume that that price generated at an specific time? that is important as well no?. 2)....whatdo you mean by "just the local extreme of a move" 3)with the following....." It's the volume at individual prices of recent moves that tells you whether a S/R is going to hold or not"....do you mean the volume generated at that price in a given time period ? explain a bit more on this if you can please... 4) which market do trade? which timeframe and which trading hours ? thanks a lot, i really appreciate your help thanks to all of you guys daniel

Hi timok...basically i understand your approach sounds rasonable ,now,i dont get what electroniclocal says...what he means is that one should use the 24 hr session and look out for where the movement out of value began? For fesx do you use the entire session of fesx? Thanks for your answer Daniel

Hi guys, i am finishing reading, mind over markets, obviously, a must for every trader... Now that was back in the 80s. Today we have 24 hr markets, and maybe for the ES, CL ,ZN.... and electronic markets which still have pit sessions using market profile can be easier...at least for what i have seen....now with the eur/dollar, Eurostoxx, DAx, etc..it is harder volatility is not, let´s say, "organize¨"...into a timeframe of time like the US market from 930 to 415 EST. there are no pit sessions in this electronic markets making it harder to spot an interval of time where to apply market profile. (obvioulsy you can apply it to 24 hr market, but trading becomes longer) Living in europe i would like to trade the FESX or eurostxx 50 or the 6E or 6B...BUT they dont have a pit sessions, so form my experience you can sit on the screen for 3 hours and not get a trading signal in a 5 min chart. 1)What have you guys spotted about this? 2)do you use RTH profiles in US market ? 3) what time intervals do you use for markets like eur/dollar and FESX It will be interesting to open up a thread with this discussion since i think that many have encounter this issue with electronic markets that dont have pit sessions... thanks