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- mzvega replied Jun 19, 2014
Market Flow Markets are complex. A number of variables (reference points), are needed to make up the whole. Mathematically it means that a distribution function describing an auction market cannot be found. For the ordinary trader, 'complexity' ...
Auction Market Value Theory & Analytics
- mzvega replied Jun 19, 2014
Could you elaborate? Could you give an working example of what you mean by "mechanize" a concept? (somehow I missed this) All authors make it very clear that "Auction Market Theory" is not some kind of system. Could you point me to the same "info" ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 18, 2014
Even CME “tick volume” is not very good representative of “Real Volume” which is only reported once a day at CME. Another reason why “Price” based data, is an un-allowed practice in AMVT url Q2: Why doesn't the volume listed in Volume by Price ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 18, 2014
Sounds like your describing something very similar to "Auction Market Analysis", it uses at minimum 16 - 33 "market generated "variables" used for quantitative analysis. Continue to ask yourself these sort of questions. Trust in your own efforts ...
Market Relativity
- mzvega replied Jun 18, 2014
Trade Facilitation Factor (TFF) Reference Point The Trade Facilitation Factor is defined in terms of TPO's, (Time-Price Opportunities, or That Price Occurred). So, first we define the TPO: Time Price Opportunity (TPO) In the Introduction we saw the ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 18, 2014
@ prem
From FAQD QD.32 Why do you use TPO volume instead of contract or tick volume? Ans. TPO volume typically gives a smoother distribution than contract volume. A single large trade near the high or low of the day can skew the value area. LDB ...Auction Market Value Theory & Analytics
- mzvega replied Jun 10, 2014
Candlesticks, a Critique By Donald L. Jones There is no 'trading university'. A potential trader typically looks for training and educational courses on the internet or through a brokerage firm. Most of these sources have a goal, brokerages to get ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 9, 2014
Online (day) trading is more popular than ever. As a job, a career, the benefits are many and obvious (be your own boss, work at home, level of pay comes directly from your efforts, etc.). Not so obvious are the drawbacks (you can lose and many do, ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 9, 2014
Two Primary Market Time Frames Major Auction: The phase of the market cycle the market is currently in (Bracketing, Testing, Trending or Trend End). The Major Auction is found from the Overlay Demand Curve. It provides the framework for all trading ...
Auction Market Value Theory & Analytics
- mzvega replied Jun 9, 2014
Four Types of Trading on the Floor: The Participants Floor Members: These are the 'middlemen'. They do about sixty percent of volume. They seek a well defined fair price, and hence are happiest with balanced markets. Known as 'short timeframe ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 9, 2014
A few basics on market condition & participants............... The Market Cycle: Four Phases of an Auction Market, its Condition. Normally, 'market condition' is synonymous with 'Major Auction' (except when Major and Minor Auctions are the same). ...
Auction Market Value Theory & Analytics
- mzvega replied Jun 9, 2014
I’m not quite sure it’s that simple. I’d have to sort through data & charts to find those same instances. The market is complex, no two days will have the same set of circumstances. I think you’re missing the point. You’re looking for a ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 7, 2014
Volatility is another valid way to check markets for congestion. As reference point for market condition, volatility adds to the visual measures. Volatility calculations are tied to the timeframe. If a different timeframe is selected (say 15 minute ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 7, 2014
Volatility Volatility is a natural part of all auction markets. In CAPM it is the risk, arrived at statistically. AMT is slightly different. Volatility is related to the trading range; small in quiescent periods, larger in more active markets. It ...
Auction Market Value Theory & Analytics
- mzvega replied Jun 7, 2014
The Structure is Complete Auction markets can be analyzed and understood with the elements posted above. These elements are the base of Auction Market Theory. Since the theory is empirical it is not falsifiable, i.e. it's validity rests upon it's ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 5, 2014
Market Profile (MP) Market profiles graphically display generally understood market characteristics. A market day displays price change from demand, rumors, aborted moves and trading strategies. Market Profile displays the structure of the day. 1) ...
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- mzvega replied Jun 5, 2014
Earlier it was noted that one effect of disequilibrium is that Auction Market Theory has an empirical base. The tenets of AMT leads one directly to the analysis. Unraveling the details inside a particular market situation draws on both market ...
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- mzvega replied May 30, 2014
There are some 30 entries in the Value-Analytics Table. That may seem a lot and it is. But the market is complex and that is shown in a number of ways. At any time some of the 30 may apply, some may not. A problem with standard Market Profile ...
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