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1/12 - $BTC
Here's a quick thread going through most of the vocabulary that I use on my posts. No particular order. Cheers!
1. Aggressive/Passive
2. Delta
3. CVD
4. TPO
5. POC
6. Value Area
7. Single Print
8. Poor High/Low
9. Acceptance
10. HVN/LVN
11. Absorption
Here's a quick thread going through most of the vocabulary that I use on my posts. No particular order. Cheers!
1. Aggressive/Passive
2. Delta
3. CVD
4. TPO
5. POC
6. Value Area
7. Single Print
8. Poor High/Low
9. Acceptance
10. HVN/LVN
11. Absorption
2/11 - $BTC
1. Aggressive/Passive
Aggressive = market orders (liquidity taker)
Passive = limit orders (liquidity maker)
Aggressive orders are what moves markets, they are matched with passive orders. Use these to find who is offside and need to puke their position.
1. Aggressive/Passive
Aggressive = market orders (liquidity taker)
Passive = limit orders (liquidity maker)
Aggressive orders are what moves markets, they are matched with passive orders. Use these to find who is offside and need to puke their position.
3/11 - $BTC
2. Delta
The difference between aggressive buying and aggressive selling for a given candle.
candle.buyVol - candle.sellVol = http://candle.Delta
Shows the intentions behind market participants. Look for imbalances between delta and price.
2. Delta
The difference between aggressive buying and aggressive selling for a given candle.
candle.buyVol - candle.sellVol = http://candle.Delta
Shows the intentions behind market participants. Look for imbalances between delta and price.
4/11 - $BTC
3. Cumulative Volume Delta
A running total of delta. Look for divergences to spot where one side of the market may be offside. Shows where the market has been trying to go.
candle.CVD = http://candle.Delta + prevCandle.CVD
3. Cumulative Volume Delta
A running total of delta. Look for divergences to spot where one side of the market may be offside. Shows where the market has been trying to go.
candle.CVD = http://candle.Delta + prevCandle.CVD
5/11 - $BTC
4. TPO
Time price opportunity. Shows where price has spent the most or least time, allowing you to gauge the intentions/beliefs of market participants. Works based off the idea of market auction theory (price is always looking for "fair value").
4. TPO
Time price opportunity. Shows where price has spent the most or least time, allowing you to gauge the intentions/beliefs of market participants. Works based off the idea of market auction theory (price is always looking for "fair value").
6/11 - $BTC
5. Value Area
Range of prices where the most vol. (or time for TPO) was took place (~70% or 1 Std. Dev.). Within this VA, we are close to "fair value", and neither buyers nor sellers look to get aggressive. Any initiative taken could be a clue in a shift of balance.
5. Value Area
Range of prices where the most vol. (or time for TPO) was took place (~70% or 1 Std. Dev.). Within this VA, we are close to "fair value", and neither buyers nor sellers look to get aggressive. Any initiative taken could be a clue in a shift of balance.
7/11 - $BTC
6. POC
Point-of-Control: either the price at which the most volume was transacted OR where price spent the most time (TPO). Represents areas of greatest market participation from all time-frame participants, can act as good S/R.
6. POC
Point-of-Control: either the price at which the most volume was transacted OR where price spent the most time (TPO). Represents areas of greatest market participation from all time-frame participants, can act as good S/R.
8/11 - $BTC
7. Single Print
Represents a place where price did not remain longer than 30 minutes (1 TPO print). Market participants either aggressively stepped in to reverse price or heavy initiative was taken to move price to a new area of balance.
7. Single Print
Represents a place where price did not remain longer than 30 minutes (1 TPO print). Market participants either aggressively stepped in to reverse price or heavy initiative was taken to move price to a new area of balance.
9/11 - $BTC
8. Poor High/Low
High/low that lacked an immediate response from market participants (unsure about the fair value of price, seen in the lack of a single print tail).
Often comes back to revisit this area to illicit a proper response (unfinished auction).
8. Poor High/Low
High/low that lacked an immediate response from market participants (unsure about the fair value of price, seen in the lack of a single print tail).
Often comes back to revisit this area to illicit a proper response (unfinished auction).
10/11 - $BTC
9. Acceptance
Buyers/sellers agreeing on a new "fair value" price to transact at. Can be quantified in multiple ways (no immediate reaction, or participants immediately stepping up to transact at this new price, or printing a double print on TPO, etc.)
9. Acceptance
Buyers/sellers agreeing on a new "fair value" price to transact at. Can be quantified in multiple ways (no immediate reaction, or participants immediately stepping up to transact at this new price, or printing a double print on TPO, etc.)
11/11 - $BTC
10. Absorption
When market participants passively "absorb" incoming aggression from opposition, signaling intention to transact at these prices. Depending on which side is absorbing, can signal both reversal or continuation (context important).
Thanks for reading!
10. Absorption
When market participants passively "absorb" incoming aggression from opposition, signaling intention to transact at these prices. Depending on which side is absorbing, can signal both reversal or continuation (context important).
Thanks for reading!
12/11 - $BTC (apparently I can't count).
High volume nodes/low volume nodes. Both HVN and LVNs offer great turning points for price. I mainly use HVNs to catch wicks as they offer liquidity for price to turn. You can use LVNs too, but I am still experimenting with those.
High volume nodes/low volume nodes. Both HVN and LVNs offer great turning points for price. I mainly use HVNs to catch wicks as they offer liquidity for price to turn. You can use LVNs too, but I am still experimenting with those.
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