Within my role at CQG, one of the primary was to assist customers in Building Systems. Very quickly it became apparent that the vast majority placed most of the emphasis on the entry point and… more
Shaun Downey
The vast majority of my multiple timeframe analysis is taking my timing chart and projecting higher timeframe patterns and supports and resistances. Stochastic Steps is one of the few that does it… more
The ability to merge Profiles was a quantum leap in my understanding of Price, Time and Volume and I had the fortune to be able to use Stedlmeyers Capflow software which allowed the creation.… more
Back when I began my trading career in 1979, Technical Analysis consisted of receiving a Knight Ridder chart book and the updating it by hand through the week. With a calculator I could calculate… more
The switch from my haven of Futures and Fx, to the world on USA equities and ETF's to run a Hedge Fund, presented a new set of challenges. My world had moved from 80 instruments to focus on to… more
Read Quantifying Divergence Part 1Read Quantifying Divergence Part 2
Traditionally, divergence is quantified by taking the relationship between the high in an uptrend and low in a downtrend and… more
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Whilst POPS (Price makes a nine-bar high, or low and the RSI makes a three-bar high or low) and UFO (Price makes a 9 Bar high… more
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Divergence can be likened to being able to see an eel in clear water. It's highly visible but try picking it up and holding on.… more
Definition
The average range for each bar's time of day is computed over a user-defined period. For example, on a 30-minute chart, the 12 p.m. bar has its range calculated over the last n days.… more
Volatility Time Bands looks at each specific time of day to previous days (22 days) and then places 1,2 and 3 standard deviations on the opening price around that average of range. This maintains… more