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Visual

Visual

Seen through a clear and visually pleasing interface, as buyers and sellers behave. Use that information to make decisions that help you improve your trading.

VPOC

VPOC

Always keep at which point the market has traded more. Use the parameters of the indicator to mark the points you want, based on a maximum or minimum volume.

Value Area

Value Area

Locate at a glance, where the value is generated in each candle. See if it's ascending, descending...and get to determine precise intentions based on the value generated by buyers and sellers areas.

Imbalance

Imbalance

Detects simple and visual way where activities occur with an important difference in interest. Use the parameters to filter that information in the indicator, based on a maximum and minimum volume.

Absorptions

Absorptions

Look areas where it has clear intention from traders to start or continue a direction. Use the parameters to filter those intentions in the indicator, based on a maximum or minimum volume.

Total Volume

Total Volume

Notes volume quickly as trade in each candle, to see how much interest there is. See if the volume increases or decreases and the effect on the direction.

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