How to spot trend using volume ??

[Saurabh Vadukia]

Hi friends ,

 

If you can give your inputs how using volume we can spot trend ?? Here are few example.

 

 

[iDov]

I can't see your screenshots but "Stop and Make Money" by Richard Arms has some good information on this.

[Saurabh Vadukia]

I can't see your screenshots but "Stop and Make Money" by Richard Arms has some good information on this.

 

Trying to add images again..let's see... Thanks will read it .

 

[⭐ insaneike]

I can't see your screenshots but "Stop and Make Money" by Richard Arms has some good information on this.

 

Thanks mate for the info.

 

Below are the links to couple of books by Richard Arms

 

richard-w-arms-stop-and-make-money.pdf => https://www88.zippyshare.com/v/XttFVkhz/file.html

richard-w-arms-trading-with-equivolume.pdf => https://www88.zippyshare.com/v/ltDka0Zq/file.html

[Saurabh Vadukia]

Trying to add images again..let's see... Thanks will read it .

 

Image tag not working or don't know ..here is the link of screenshot.

 

https://imgur.com/o0R3ASr

 

https://imgur.com/EpYCpIm

[⭐ insaneike]

Trying to add images again..let's see... Thanks will read it .

 

 

Still ain't able to see them.

[iDov]

You could also check out David Weis "Weis Wave" indicator:

http://indo-investasi.com/showthread.php/19124-REQ-Weis-Wave-Training-Webinar

It's a lot easier to follow than his book (Trades About to Happen)

 

Sadly both of these approaches depend heavily on volume, which isn't available (at least in a particularly reliable form) for forex. Some Demark indicators offer a method for forecasting trend exhaustion points without using volume. They're also totally objective. But I don't think they're as reliable.

 

If anyone knows other good (ideally non-volume dependent) methods of identifying trends/trend exhaustion early, I'm all ears! (or eyes :p)

[Reverse71]

Very interesting...