This video highlights the importance of setting up each symbol with the proper Charting Hours (Day Session and Full Session Times) in 12.6 and beyond, and explain how easy it is to ensure each symbol is setup properly. It is becoming increasingly important to ensure proper charting hours as more and more indicators in Investor/RT rely on proper setup of day and full session times.
This intraday chart accompanies the video Engulfing the Pre-30 from the Homework, Research, and Statistics series series
This daily chart accompanies the video Engulfing the Pre-30 from the Homework, Research, and Statistics series series
In this Video (#24 in Homework, Research, and Statistics series), we study the range of the 30 minute period prior to the session open and explore how often it's engulfed by the following day session as well as by the 1st 30 minute period of the day session. In our study, we learned that of the prior 1000 days (prior to 1/12/15), 77% of the time the the pre-30 bar was completely within the day session range. The pre-30 bar was completely within the 30 min bar of the day session 52% of the time.
Companion chart to Homework #6: IOAMT Webinar - May-13-2011
Companion chart to Homework #6: IOAMT Webinar - May-13-2011
How to access the overnight volume point of control (ON VPOC) on a day session chart.
To plot the overnight high and/or low on a day session chart (of any periodicity), you'll use a combination of Mixed Periodicity Data (MPD) and Session Statistics (SESST). MPD will allow you to mix sessions so you can access the full session (31) data and then SESST can take that data and compute the high and low of the overnight period. So add MPD to the chart, with these settings:
This video demonstrates how to display day session prices (high, low, open) onto charts that are setup on the 24 hour session (session 31). (Pro Version Required)
This video demonstrates how to calculate the daily pivots levels using just the day session data, and how to transfer those pivots to charts showing the overnight globex data.