I felt that it was so wierd when I opened my account, because I had to make a checkmark in a field where it said something similar to āI agree that IBFX may take the counterpart of my tradesā. But I canāt find anything about it on their site, only when I signed up for a real account.
Oh OK,
I just looked at their site and forms etc. My live acct is with GoMarkets and I have an IBFX demo running to take my volumes and feeds from. GoMarkets are local here in Australia, which protects me against dodgy brokers through the ASIC (Australian Investments and Security Commission) and the spreads are as good as I have seen so far.
They may in fact have something else on their forms for when you start a live acct as mine was just demo
Yep, the proper way to end a loooong trend is on ULTRA high volume. 1hr shows it. Go out with a bang. Lots of profit taking to do at the lowest price possibleā¦hence the Spring (fake break) showing up on multiple pairs. We know springs bring a high probability that Acum will now go into markup, or at least try with a test of the top of the range. If we still see the signs of accumulation by Mondays session, we could have a nice swing long to holdā¦possibly through the week.
I have been told Finfx is a true mt4 ecn broker. I donāt know them but will investigate. My current broker is go markets and I have seen them hunt the stops, but overall still a good broker. All the best,
What would you call the phenomenon on the two charts (Fig-1 & Fig-2) below?
Notice how in Fig-1, after the deep dive, next day the price climbs back up on lower volume. However, it doesnāt happen the same in second chart.
Jotin your opinions ā¦
VSA analysis is not just what happens in one or two candles itās about reading the whole chart, also I donāt know what Iām looking at, what charts are they? And does VSA analysis apply to them, also there are different ways to apply VSA depending on timeframe and the item you are trading.
This thread is about quite a specific way of trading Forex pairs on an intraday basis. I suspect your charts are stock charts, which is a different matter altogether.
In chart #1 you had a big spike in volume, but the bar closed half way up meaning there had to be a lot of buying forcing it back up. The fact that the next bar moved up on low volume is unusual. You need to see at least a couple more bars to determine what is happening on that chart.On the second chart you have a big volume spike and the bar closed on itās low meaning there was little buying pressure. The next bar closed half way up on medium volume ( lower then the previous bar, but higher relative to several bars to the left of it ). Again you will need to watch the following bars to determine if there is strenth or weakness. Gavin Holmes has a great ebook "trading in the shadow of the smart money " that is quite good at explaining this, just google it and Iām sure you will find it. All the best,
I tried to google it, is it an ebook or posting. I have downloaded your indicators and will try them this evening. I have been using trade guider stand alone software for about a month ( very good software with highly professional support ) and in the process of setting up " smart Trader " to compare. Once it is up and running, I will post everything here. Look forward to reading your comments on my posts, good luck in your trading.