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How To Make A Full-Time Income Trading Less Than Part Time

    Big Dogs Exposed    

 

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ANOTHER SMART MONEY INDICATOR

USED BY THE BIG DOGS

- ONE OF THE MOST RELIABLE OF TRADING INDICATORS -

To better understand the potential for price breaking out of resistance/support, you need to determine the level of trading (volume), and the accompanying price change. There are two indicators that can shed some light on these two areas: A/D and OBV.

Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) sums up volume based on the close of the day relative to the high and low of the trading session.

On-balance volume (OBV) sums up volume based on where the close of the trading session compared with the close of the previous session.

In each case, a positive amount is added to the summation of the previous session’s volume if price goes up, and a negative amount if price goes down. Both indicators increase in value when more and more buyers are buying.

By using these two indicators, you can get a handle on resistance and support areas, and where price is likely to go.

If a tradable is trading in a range bound by resistance and support – in a relatively narrow price range - and price action has failed to violate either area, keep your eye on these two indicators. It could just be that traders are buying more than they are selling – i.e., accumulating. They obviously don’t think the tradable is going down. They believe that it is headed up.

Conversely, if the tradable is range-bound, and these two indicators are trending down, this is indicative of traders dumping the tradable.

Although these two indicators are related, its good practice to use them together as a check and balance against each other.

A/D and OBV are momentum indicators. The most reliable use of such an indicator is as momentum trend. This addresses whether momentum is increasing or decreasing, and can be seen in the respective values rising or falling. Where you see both A/D and OBV falling, this means that sellers are dominating the buyers.

As you can tell, OBV and A/D are good indicators to anticipate a price drop or rise.

To guard against a situation where OBV is trending up, while price is range-bound , and price goes below support, you are advised to use both A/D and OBV to confirm what’s going on. You want to see both indicators trending in the same direction.

Let’s suppose one of the indicators is trending, and the other is not (i.e., it’s flat). You can still take a position – but not with as much certainty as you would if both were trending in the same direction. Should the two disagree – OBV trending in one direction, and A/D in the opposite direction – avoid the trade. One could be right, but it’s just a guess. 

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