Why do people use Volume, Range and Tic charts?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by fearless9, Nov 13, 2006.

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    LOL... for the benefit of the newcomers, a little background history is in order...

    Marketsurf has been a intentional disrupter for many years. Not that he does not know what a tick bar or CVB is, he just takes pleasure in disrupting.

    One day Proflogic offers him to sit in his class for free, so that he can get all the material and evaluate the content in detail.

    Well, Marketsurf did not take up on the offer. (I don't think he could get his mother's permission to go.) Anyway he sent another ETer to attend, and a positive report was posted afterwards.
     
    #1011     Nov 12, 2007
  2. #1012     Nov 12, 2007
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    #1013     Nov 12, 2007
  4. really??


    i'll betcha one million dollars you are wrong.




    surf:D
     
    #1014     Nov 12, 2007
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    #1015     Nov 12, 2007

  6. What, Yak dollars?
     
    #1016     Nov 13, 2007

  7. Looks like you and Plogic have a long strife going on; I don't want to get in either of your way.

    My trading philosophy is very different from that of Plogic's: I don't believe in any mechanical trading strategies. Having said that, I also believe that trading is a "personal" endeavor: it doesn't matter if I believe in Plogic's trading methodology; it only matters if the person trading the methodology believes in it or not.

    CVB, as Plogic has mentioned earlier, does dampen price oscillations created by [chronological] time. To me, this is just the beginning of one's attempt at understanding market action. The most important point to understand, according to me, is that markets are fractal, and CVB charts lets one measure market time on a quick and dirty basis. It is the combination of price, volume, and market time that gives one total understanding of market action.

    All the best!

    -MadSpeculator.
     
    #1017     Nov 13, 2007
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    #1018     Nov 13, 2007
  9. Well stated!
     
    #1019     Nov 13, 2007

  10. :D


    USD 20's in brown paper bags.


    surf:D
     
    #1020     Nov 13, 2007
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