OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Volume based support resistance with Swing
There has been an endless debate on how to derive volume levels on the Price Action
One such method which I have encountered (being pointed by one of my followers Anjan Gadade)
is to take the (High+Low+close)/3, as an ambient level when volume is above average (sma20) and also when volume is above its Standard Deviation 2
To make sense of the volume level structure I tested it with Swing points, for extra confluence, and i must say, this can be used as a good indication of trend if combined together
So I thought to open Source it, to people who might be looking for a much visual Interpretation!
Enjoy!
One such method which I have encountered (being pointed by one of my followers Anjan Gadade)
is to take the (High+Low+close)/3, as an ambient level when volume is above average (sma20) and also when volume is above its Standard Deviation 2
To make sense of the volume level structure I tested it with Swing points, for extra confluence, and i must say, this can be used as a good indication of trend if combined together
So I thought to open Source it, to people who might be looking for a much visual Interpretation!
Enjoy!
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About me
AlgoTrading Certification, (University of Oxford, Säid Business School)
PGP Research Analysis, (NISM)
Electronics Engineer
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About me
AlgoTrading Certification, (University of Oxford, Säid Business School)
PGP Research Analysis, (NISM)
Electronics Engineer
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