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Heatmap Volume ColorBar trial v7FTJR20
This indicator is a heatmap of financial volume by repainting the candlesticks, I use three different ways to define the heatmap separating it into 3 phases:
Phase A: low volume
Phase B: average volume
Phase C: high volume
Don't worry about this data, the trial indicator is configured to auto-interpret the information.
The heat map uses the following colors and specifications
Red = Ultra High Volume
Orange = High volume
Yellow = Average Volume (balance)
Blue = Low volume
White = Volume below average
The heat map compares the phases to identify if it finds a standard deviation over time, that is, it is possible to see a smaller volume with the same red bar as before, because the aggressions are updated in real time.
I also created a trend line moved by the accumulated volume x the average price, there will always be an important zone, where the long/short can defend or not their position.
Tutorial:
1.0 - It is necessary that you have the minimum knowledge of waves, a quick explanation is that the market always works in 5 (1 to 5) or in 3 waves (ABC).
1.1- The Concept: When identifying the 3 wave or the C wave with a red cadle and a spread 2 to 3x larger than the average, mark the bottom and top of this red cadle.
-Note that in the example I marked it and named it "Support 3"
Note 1: Note that I had already marked the "Support 1" line from the moment the asset went down.
This candlestick is important for two reasons, it is a red candlestick with ultra volume and it was the beginning of the bullish impulse, if there was a place for the buyer to defend it was there.
Note 2: We don't know if the top or bottom of the candle was a support or resistance, check, be patient, watch the movement inside this red cadle and what the color of the cadles will be in the movements.
1.2 - see that the market makes several zig zags within our marking, and the color of the cadles turned white and blue (low volumes) someone was acting passively (probably who absorbed the red bar, we don't know yet).
1.3 - see that the price comes very close to the trend line and as it approaches the price drops with an aggression at the end, see that the cadle turned orange, even with the aggression the price goes back up, at this moment we already see that there is someone buying and defending the position.
Note: red, orange and yellow candles are aggressors.
1.4 - In the marking of point [1], see that the price falls in the region of the orange bar...
*remember, aggression bars are important regions, tick!
Note that the price drops with blue and white bars, breaks the previous bottom without aggression, see that the bars are blue, the seller has been absorbed and the buyer starts to attack.
On this occasion, see how many factors led you to believe that there was institutional defense there, be patient and study the attitudes within the chart.
1.5 - look at point 2 we see the price breaking the trend line,
there was a resistance there was a lot of money, so another red bar, the market from the sequence on the high and stops exactly at the line marked with "support 3", there was a region to protect the operation, my stop is below the red bar near 35k , where there is defense.
1.6 - Sequence market in the move and test the "resistance 1" and feel offer, see the perfection of the corrective zig zag in (ABC) on top of the red bar "the biggest red bar" of that move in point 4.
-see market tests 2x the top of "support 3" and takes the bear out of the game.
1.7 - From point 4 onwards, the market of the bullish sequence with aggression an orange bar and at point 5 we have another red bar, that is, we are close to a new resistance, "resistance 2", at this time the market is above this red bar from point 5, it is still bullish, below it, it may seek the trendline and its breakout may seek the "support 1" line.
- I like your feedback and leave your settings and experiences in the comments.
Phase A: low volume
Phase B: average volume
Phase C: high volume
Don't worry about this data, the trial indicator is configured to auto-interpret the information.
The heat map uses the following colors and specifications
Red = Ultra High Volume
Orange = High volume
Yellow = Average Volume (balance)
Blue = Low volume
White = Volume below average
The heat map compares the phases to identify if it finds a standard deviation over time, that is, it is possible to see a smaller volume with the same red bar as before, because the aggressions are updated in real time.
I also created a trend line moved by the accumulated volume x the average price, there will always be an important zone, where the long/short can defend or not their position.
Tutorial:
1.0 - It is necessary that you have the minimum knowledge of waves, a quick explanation is that the market always works in 5 (1 to 5) or in 3 waves (ABC).
1.1- The Concept: When identifying the 3 wave or the C wave with a red cadle and a spread 2 to 3x larger than the average, mark the bottom and top of this red cadle.
-Note that in the example I marked it and named it "Support 3"
Note 1: Note that I had already marked the "Support 1" line from the moment the asset went down.
This candlestick is important for two reasons, it is a red candlestick with ultra volume and it was the beginning of the bullish impulse, if there was a place for the buyer to defend it was there.
Note 2: We don't know if the top or bottom of the candle was a support or resistance, check, be patient, watch the movement inside this red cadle and what the color of the cadles will be in the movements.
1.2 - see that the market makes several zig zags within our marking, and the color of the cadles turned white and blue (low volumes) someone was acting passively (probably who absorbed the red bar, we don't know yet).
1.3 - see that the price comes very close to the trend line and as it approaches the price drops with an aggression at the end, see that the cadle turned orange, even with the aggression the price goes back up, at this moment we already see that there is someone buying and defending the position.
Note: red, orange and yellow candles are aggressors.
1.4 - In the marking of point [1], see that the price falls in the region of the orange bar...
*remember, aggression bars are important regions, tick!
Note that the price drops with blue and white bars, breaks the previous bottom without aggression, see that the bars are blue, the seller has been absorbed and the buyer starts to attack.
On this occasion, see how many factors led you to believe that there was institutional defense there, be patient and study the attitudes within the chart.
1.5 - look at point 2 we see the price breaking the trend line,
there was a resistance there was a lot of money, so another red bar, the market from the sequence on the high and stops exactly at the line marked with "support 3", there was a region to protect the operation, my stop is below the red bar near 35k , where there is defense.
1.6 - Sequence market in the move and test the "resistance 1" and feel offer, see the perfection of the corrective zig zag in (ABC) on top of the red bar "the biggest red bar" of that move in point 4.
-see market tests 2x the top of "support 3" and takes the bear out of the game.
1.7 - From point 4 onwards, the market of the bullish sequence with aggression an orange bar and at point 5 we have another red bar, that is, we are close to a new resistance, "resistance 2", at this time the market is above this red bar from point 5, it is still bullish, below it, it may seek the trendline and its breakout may seek the "support 1" line.
- I like your feedback and leave your settings and experiences in the comments.
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