because "sellers" respond to higher prices, and "buyers" respond to lower prices

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One example of how to use market generated info is "TPO count" . This is done by isolating the point of control (the longest line closest to the center of the range), summing all the TPOs above it and comparing that number to the total number of ...

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No, what I am saying is demand can be measured by the amount of times a price used. Each time a price is used it's counted as a tpo "event". A unit of measure. Each x or letter signifies that that price was traded at least once in the specified ...

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You really don't understand if you think this somehow relates to VSA, volume or tick charts……. I didn't believe I said anything about using any of those things……... What I said was: "Demand" can be read from the frequency of times a price has been ...

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correct correct All markets are auction markets, the same basic principles apply, whether it be real estate market, the corner grocery store (market) or the currency market.

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Outside……it's still a "time series" display, It' shows ticks "at" price, not "price over/across time"

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That would be No if it's used or plotted as a "time series" or used as "location" (a tick chart is "time series") Yes if it's used as a variable for analysis I don't think you understand the concept of a "price over time" display………. Your conflating ...

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Demand differs at various prices. A day's recorded summary prices (open, high, low and close/candlesticks) can provide misleading signals: There is typically little trading volume at the highs and lows, so these prices are often not representative ...

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In this series of ohlc prices what info does it actually convey? In that series of data can you tell which "price" in that range of prices was valued most? In that series of data can you tell which "price" in that range of prices was valued least? ...

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Raw market generated data is not reported as a linear series. Lets define exactly what is a candlestick/bar chart....... image The market is reported as ticks, Price and the time in which it occurred (2D) What happens next is the data is ...

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Raw market generated data is not reported as a linear series. Lets define exactly what is a candlestick/bar chart....... image The market is reported as ticks, Price and the time in which it occurred (2D) What happens next is the data is ...

candle stick, your enemy or your friend?

I know there is absolutely no interest in auction market analysis, however it does provide a non-linear solution.......... There is a huge difference between a tick volume profile and a tpo profile chart………. A "price over time" TPO profile ...

Choppy market index: any good ideas?

Many assume AMVT is some sort of fancy TA strategy/system. That could be farther from the truth………the fundamental differences between the two is profound. Technical Analysis is a search for "indicators", indications of the direction of price, in an ...

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Unfortunately, I do not……It's probably not an answer you want to hear but I also build profiles & create references points using excel. I used to manually by hand enter the data into a spreadsheet, as my programming skills improved I began to ...

Auction Market Value Theory & Analytics

I may have used the word "tick"…… I wasn't implying that I traded tick charts, A tick chart is still a linear 1 dimensional series of data Frequency distributions url AMVT is applicable to any market that produces ticks, every market is an ...

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AMVT trades change in demand/value TA trades or follows changes price……. Both come from 2 very different "schools of thought" From an auction market theory perspective Price is nothing more than an advertizing mechanism. It's its part of the "price ...

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The reason AMVT uses Market generated info/data (price and the time in which it occurred) is that you need both price & time to measure demand.. Market generated info/data includes the element of time. As I stated in my previous post the nature of ...

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Understand your belief system………………………….. Both EMH & RW belong to the same "school of thought"……that the structure of a market is unimportant and does not convey an advantage and that information is of no value since it is factored into the market ...

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Thus, price changes to satisfy the condition of the market and every price is a result of the condition of the market. The fact that price moves for a specific reason further precludes price from developing in a random manner. SOME THOUGHTS ON THE ...

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No it's a way of measuring demand…….. url I need some time to put my response in context………..

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