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Thank you for your question. This is simply curious indeed.
Many trading programs use one or more horizontal zones to place indicators. If I go back to the good old days of my beginnings in trading, (almost 30 years!), we were advised to use the rsi, the stochastic, the momentum and much more under the main chart. Volfix uses a single zone, and therefore sometimes a difficulty of reading, placing a line on the indicator to calculate a divergence ...
1 - Click the mouse - Select a rectangular area with the mouse
2- Release the mouse pressure, you get a new graph in the current window.
9 janvier 2025- 17:37
VWAS (Volume-Weighted Average Spread) — The middle of the bid
ask spread at each trade, weighted by the volume of the trade.
The Williams Fractals provides a valuable indication of current waves, top, bottom. Would it be possible to add the corresponding price?.Thank you.
Cumulative volume profile continued. December 27, 2023
We could test the limit orders placed, in the form of a line or histogram, associated with the cumulative volume; with choice of normal histogram, delta, cumulative. A vertical histogram of limit orders would be a plus. Many possibilities exist, they could complete the vertical delta which often remains limited. Thank you for your reply. Sincerely.
Could you please show a corresponding graph. Thank you.
The cumulative volume + profile(p); 14/12/2023
In order to obtain the bullish and bearish cumulative volume waves, with the respective colors, could you please try the following method:
1- selection of a personal profile
2- choice of waves, 2 methods to choose from
click with the mouse, start-end .
selection with vertical bars.
3- choice of colors, calculation and display of results.
4- divergence detection
Simple idea... , possible or not ?... thanks.
Customer support service by UserEcho
Hello, Jan 28, 2025
Add-on
Should confirm Max Delta and Min Delta:
1-Profile -->Vertical histogram : off/on
2-Histogram type --> Cum Delta
3-Choice representation
a: line
b: vertical column (sticks)
Easier reading. Thanks