Time Shaded Profiles
A playback demonstration of time shade profiles.
A playback demonstration of time shade profiles.
This video demonstrates the Volume Profile charting style along with the ability for bars to load Volume at Price data, and how this positively impacts the VWAP, Profile, and Volume Breakdown Indicators.
This video demonstrates how to draw volume or time-based profiles across any group of consecutive bars of any periodicity. It also discusses how to edit and manipulate these profiles, as well as how to add buttons that activate different profile settings.
This video demonstrates enhancements made to the Profile drawing tool in version 9.2.8 including an option to shade each price based on volume, easier dragging and manipulation, an open/close candle body, and more.
This video focuses on the longer term Volume Profiling aspects of the Profile Indicator and discusses how Investor/RT divides up volume among price when tick data and 1-minute data is available.
This video is another follow-up to the webinar, which focuses primarily on the Composite Profile of FT71 and covers various issues which can result in discrepancies between users. Included in the discussion is how to setup symbols properly for continuous contracts, and how to adjust the data to account for the calendar-spread gap created at rollover.
This video shows how to separate the current days volume profile and draw it to the right of the right-most bar.
This video demonstrates how to use the Zig Zag Indicator to identify ten point moves and label them with the delta of each move. It also shows how to use the Profile Indicator to plot volume profiles of each of these moves and extend the naked VPOC, High, and Low of those profiles.
Profile Indicator Enhancements in 10.5 including: Peaks and Valley colors, width of time-based profiles, developing VPOC, Streamers, Smoothed Profiles, Custom Gradient and Blend.
The Profile indicator enables the user to overlay a price-based profile over a multi-pane intraday chart. The Profile provides a "Price/Row" preference which dictates the height of each row. The width of each resulting row will represent how many bars during the session in which that row's price range was touched. If the periodicity of the chart is 5-minute, and the width of a row is 3 bars wide, then the range of three of the 5-minute bars for that session actually overlapped the price range of that row. The widest row is called the Point of Control (POC). The Value Area (VA) is commonly considered the area in which 70% of the price action transpired. This percent level is adjustable, as some prefer to use alternate VA % levels such as 80%. Options for drawing the current and previous POC and VA lines are provided in the Profile preferences. Another option dictates how many sessions for which the Profile will be computed and displayed. The Profile may be drawn as Solid or Hollow Blocks, Solid or Hollow Ovals, Dots, or Lines. A "Hide Profile" checkbox gives the user the ability to hide the actual profile and draw only current and/or previous POD and VA lines. The "Current" and "Previous" POC and VA lines are also optional, as well as VA and POC labeling.