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1 thing we agreed upon is activities in futures market cannot be used as single source. vol of futures, cot report are both on futures. u r missing 1 big piece here. it is the spot market which is actually bigger than the futures market. major currencies, cross pairs. the volume services on spot market is not cheap, but i think u need that if you are scalping currencies.bbc wrote:I trade DX futures and E7, AUD. But I don't think that volume is representative. but I do check COT of those.soku wrote:for futures, the vol is there. /dx vol is always thin. try the currencies like 6e 6jbbc wrote: how could you read volume of currencies..... everytime DX touches 76 it reverses recently.
in spot market, u can only get vol from the broker u subscribe, but there are independent service providers summarizing major broker houses which will cover about 65-80% (per ad). not accurate but a good proxy to watch for vol spike.
up up up~~~ ole ole ole~~~ up up up~~~ ole ole ole~~~ :mrgreen:Cobra wrote:good, maintain the target.
up up up ole' ole' ole' up up up ole' ole' ole' up up up ole' ole' ole'jamesmith wrote:up up up~~~ ole ole ole~~~ up up up~~~ ole ole ole~~~Cobra wrote:good, maintain the target.
I just re-opened near-term short, as well. If we breech 1285, I will re-evaluate.BullBear52x wrote:This could be last sell the Rally, once it trades above 5dma and mid BB I will be a bull. right now still a sell.
That's a false assumption you are making here. Based on a beginner's book in 07 or 08:soku wrote:1 thing we agreed upon is activities in futures market cannot be used as single source. vol of futures, cot report are both on futures. u r missing 1 big piece here. it is the spot market which is actually bigger than the futures market. major currencies, cross pairs. the volume services on spot market is not cheap, but i think u need that if you are scalping currencies.bbc wrote:I trade DX futures and E7, AUD. But I don't think that volume is representative. but I do check COT of those.soku wrote:for futures, the vol is there. /dx vol is always thin. try the currencies like 6e 6jbbc wrote: how could you read volume of currencies..... everytime DX touches 76 it reverses recently.
in spot market, u can only get vol from the broker u subscribe, but there are independent service providers summarizing major broker houses which will cover about 65-80% (per ad). not accurate but a good proxy to watch for vol spike.
/dx is not tradable to me. i check if from time to time to make hedge decision tho.
can i know which false assumption i made?bbc wrote:
That's a false assumption you are making here. Based on a beginner's book in 07 or 08:
BIS estimates that the total foreign exchange (FX) market in 2007 had
a daily trading volume of $3 trillion. This includes the spot market and
forwards, futures, options, and swaps. The spot market accounts for about
33 percent of the total daily turnover or about $1 trillion. According to
BIS Triennial Surveys, the proportion of spot transactions among all FX
trades has been decreasing; in 1989, spot represented 59 percent of all FX
trades. In 1998, spot accounted for only 40 percent of all FX trades. Of the
$2 trillion of daily FX volume that is not spot, $1.7 trillion is contributed
by FX swaps.
Unhealthy volume for what should be a real surge here, given the past few weeks, don't you think? Doesn't feel like a committed uptrend to me.Cobra wrote:could see a pullback or consolidation here. very subtle here, let's how pullback or consolidation unfolds before making my next call. P.S. Look at my eyes: