volume by price

[ricky]

anyone trade using volume by price? any material you can upload for me to read? I can't seem to find much on the topic. thanks

[LockPic]

do you mean trading on volume of each candle? if so its not really a good strategy, being that there is no central point for forex and that volume is only relavent to that broker, i have heard some having some success with it though

[huuu]

check out the vsa thread at the ff

[ricky]

I was actually looking to trade it for futures (s&p)

[arnaudbzh]

Two informations

Price and volume

Why mixing them ??

[adelfjohanason]

volume by price

 

If you're reading this and you're a salesperson, here is some very simple advice. Contrary to what you believe will happen, you will never make up in long-term profit what you're about to give up with your immediate discount. Sure, there are always exceptions to this, but such exceptions are similar to me winning the lottery. Is it doable? Yes. Is it probable? NO!

 

When you discount the price, the new price is now the price of value the customer is willing to pay. When they're offered the price once, they will expect it again and again. When you attempt to move the price to the "normal or regular" price, they see it as a price increase. Even if you do get the price up to the "normal or regular" price, you're still behind the profit curve because of all the product you sold to the customer at the lower "discounted" price.

Edited September 11, 2010 by adelfjohanason

[Chowblower]

I think u mean trading based on volume in ur strategy not just trading because of the volume?

[skorpiohp]

May be important also: time price and volume