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How to interprete DailyVolume datas without OI ?

Hakim314

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I have a theoretic problem (till now it's theoretic).

No specialists from Ninja, Kinetick and others can help neglecting my vision / idea.

 

Ninja i.e. can take External Data Feed from providers especially (what interests me most) DailyVolume data showing some histogram, but without OpenInterest amount/datas.

 

The question for Millions is:

HOW to code / programme in ANY language the event like receiving DailyVolume datas without OI and LEARN the EA to recognize WHICH levels of DVol becomes stronger / growing in a specific period of time.

 

Volume of course is taken to futures market, which manage equity market 110%.

 

Thank You.

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