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nice job. if possible can u share the name of your scanning software? i've worked on a few things with mixed results. thanks in advance, for this chart and your contribution to fowarding the art of VSA. r
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Hello. Just wanted to share some intraday VSA/harmonics combinations. Attached is 15 min IWM chart over past few days. points X,A,B,C,D form a bullish gartley pattern ( http://www.harmonictrader.com/price_patternsgartley.htm ). Test bar (I believe it to be a test) confirms the pattern. I trade the ER2 of an IWM chart, less noise IMHO, and do not hold over the weekend, thus my entry was the second signal, confirmation (result) after effort to rise. R
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Victor H, Fished the Std info from a PivotProfiler post http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/10015-post143.html : "We also look at the individual volume histogram by itself. Here we are looking at actual size (amount does not matter). A 30 period moving average can be used to determine if volume is greater than average or less than average. If you put a 2.0 standard deviation of that 30 average on the chart as well, then you could call all volume histogram bars greater than that line high. You could also place a 3.0 standard deviation of the average on the chart and call all volume histogram bars greater than that Ultra High Volume. This is basically what TG does." tradestation code: var: avg(0), sDev(0); avg=average(v,30); sDev=standardDev(v,30,1); plot1(avg+3*sDev,"+3"); plot2(avg+2*sDev,"+2"); Not a programer, got code from tradestation fourm. R
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Hello, Thanks again to all the contributors, very good work. Harmonic pattern trader beginning to incorporate VSA, pretty interesting thus far. Daily chart of cotton. Looking to contribute and for feed back. From left: 1. effort to fall in the middle of chart, late July - market falls. 2. second effort to fall in mid aug, market rises - BTW a harmonic bullish gartley pattern(http://www.harmonictrader.com/price_patternsgartley.htm) formed there as well. 3. market fails to fall, result positive action. 4. No supply signal in early sept. into former resistance now support of effort to fall bar. 5. test back into resistance area of effort to fall bar from late July - strength? 6. effort to fall the very next day, followed a few days later by a no supply bar. 7. market takes out low of no supply bar today, would this confirm the negative action? 8. clue may be that vol is decreasing on recent price push. 9. Red lines are resistance on effort to fall bars, green are support. 10. FYI. yellow line is the .886 retracement of the July high to the late aug low - the .886 is the final major resistance in taking out new hi/lo in harmonic speak. In VSA theory the market will restest the area of a high volume test - #5 above - so the question is: is #5 a high vol test? My "guess" is yes. 3 blue lines overlayed on vol from bottom to top are 30 bar avg and then 2 and 3 Std. Looking to go long on the restest, the test sits in an area of a text book harmonic retracement zone before new high breakout. Feedback, input and brutal honesty are all welcomed. Thanks again, you are all fine contributors and I'm certain fine folks as well. R
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THXS! got it done
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Okay. INFN, IPO I've been tracking. From left to right. 1. Effort to rise. 2. High vol test. 3. Down bars with lower vol and smaller spreads. 4. Low vol test into are of previous hi vol test. Supply seems exhausted, prices could rise. Long at $19 or so. R
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can't seem to get files uploaded, bummer. file too large. link to instructions on uploading?
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Hello, First off, thank you to all, great, informative thread, really good stuff. Here's a recent IPO I've been tracking, INFN. Text book bottoming signals. Feedback is apprecaited, new at VSA. R
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PivotProflier and other contributors, very good work, thxs for the time and effort.