Archive for the 'TFlow (Introduction)' Category
Thursday, May 24th, 2007
The previous post introduced the DOMTracker, which is part of the Pre-Trade Analytics group included in 7.5. This post details another study called DOMTracker Oscillator. This study is the difference between ask volume line (red) and the bid volume line (green) from the DOMTracker Study.
To review, the bid volume line (green) of the DOMTracker study […]
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Monday, May 21st, 2007
CQG’s upcoming release of 7.5 has a number of interesting features built upon the market transparency available from the exchange’s order book for electronically traded products. This collection of studies is dubbed Pre-Trade Analytics. The first study detailed here is called the DOMTracker. The study is only applicable to TFlow charts.
DOMTracker, as the name implies, […]
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Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007
TFlow studies running with the TFlow charts provide traders with additional insight into the degree that traders are buying by lifting the offered price or are selling by hitting bids.
Here, we will look at some examples of these two studies: TFlow Volume (TFVol) and TFlow On Balance Volume (TFOBV).
TFlow Volume breaks down the trades […]
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Tuesday, May 1st, 2007
I have discussed TFlow in the past, but this article is the basis for a series of future articles built upon TFlow charting. A quick review is in order.
TFlow charts and studies bring to traders key market details. Primarily, whether traders are hitting bids or lifting offers to generate the last price. This information is […]
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Wednesday, December 13th, 2006
A reader inquired about my TFlow charts referencing a five-tick range. This is called Aggregation, and is available in Version 7.4. A short review is in order. When CQG first introduced TFlow, we could see the potential of knowing who the aggressors are: the buyers or the sellers. A TFlow bar, which uses the best […]
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Friday, November 17th, 2006
A gap down opening in reaction to the poor housing data has sellers in control during the morning trading in the e-mini S&P 500. Before we see today’s action, we will review yesterday’s TFlow chart.
Before, we look at yesterday’s TFlow chart, I want to show another charting style available from CQG and that is the […]
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Saturday, November 4th, 2006
Support and resistance is often thought of as a price level. For example, analysts and traders might discuss support for the E-mini S&P 500 futures contract is at the previous day’s low of 1343.00. As a trader, if you are looking for a place to go long would you wait for the market to actually […]
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Friday, November 3rd, 2006
At the CQG Web site, there are a series of articles by me detailing TFlow, TFlow Studies, and my customs studies. In addition, a Component Pac is available that will install my two custom studies into CQG.
TFlow is CQG’s innovative charting style that uses color-coded bars to track traded volume at the ask price versus […]
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Monday, October 9th, 2006
TFlow is CQG’s innovative charting style that is color coded to track traded volume at the ask price versus bid price. The high and the low of the TFlow bar is the best bid and ask prices. The TFlow bar is colored green for the percentage of volume at the ask price (buying) and red […]
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