I thought that we could use a refresher and some basics in case we have some new folks here. Most will know this stuff but hopefuly this will inspire some questions or help clear up any questions regarding the use of high and low volume in your analysis. Here is todays chart with the key areas labelled for Thursdays trade.

this is not Big Mike from " Big Mike's trading forums " is it ?

Originally posted by Big Mike

Thanks Bruce, I knew I wasn't the only one doing some homework this morning-LOL

Mike

Look how this guy trades NQ (Nasdaq futures): <redacted>

He captures a huge amount of the market.

Some day trading example recently of ES. Imo there are 10-20 opportunities a day, everyday. Note the 150 projection / liquidity squeeze targets.
IMO trading open or closing sessions is very important. Keep it simple buy and sell discounts target 150 (distribution poc) and liquidity (unfinished pivots).
use strikes and strike pocs as thats where institutional hedging will exist. And watch what growth funds are doing. What do you guys think? i like 100 volume charts.

https://gyazo.com/96e08907e454ba76f7a6ccda4acd1bf3

https://gyazo.com/ad59b02cca4159258d3a5cd7dd7d3dfd

https://gyazo.com/14babe20db593f2c2fce881fda7fd23e

https://gyazo.com/29083d32fff00a8976e100bc2a18e414

https://gyazo.com/1e9d76d642c45b433966a85db328e92b

Really helpful! i have been looking for a basic model of information for volume and this is perfect :)

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