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How to Track Large-Lot Institutions

Learn to Identify Candlestick Patterns in Charts The main challenges Individual Investors and Retail Traders face today are figuring out when High Frequency Traders (HFTs) are going to suddenly appear and when Buy Side Institutions using Dark Pools are quietly buying or selling. There are distinct candlestick and indicator patterns …

What Indicators Reveal Dark Pool Quiet Rotation™?

Time Segmented Volume and MoneyStream Reveal Buy Side Institutions Buy Side Institutions use Dark Pools to hide their giant-lot orders and to ensure that there is no major disruption of the current trend when those orders are triggering. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has investigated the practices of Buy …

How to Identify High Frequency Trader Activity

List Provided to Recognize Their Candlestick Patterns High Frequency Trader (HFT) activity occurs often these days, and the HFT candlestick patterns are substantial but unsustainable. Retail Traders who want to learn how to Sell Short during topping markets and downtrends need to be able to identify the “footprints” of the …

How to Identify Selling Short Bounce Areas

Determine Levels and Strength of Support Topping patterns have undergone dramatic changes in the past decade due to Market Structure changes which have created new types of venues, orders, routing, and Market Participants. Once the new topping formations are identified, the next analysis must be where small and minor non-reversal …

Why Are Platform Candlestick Compressions Ideal Entries?

Stock Is Under Dark Pool Quiet Accumulation Platform Candlestick Compressions ideal entries are best for Swing and Momentum Traders, but identifying these compression patterns early is most important. The chart example below is for studying a Relational Technical Analysis™ pattern. This stock was under Dark Pool Quiet Accumulation, which tends …

Why Use Balance of Power to Find Dark Pools?

For Identifying Stocks Poised for Momentum Runs Balance of Power (BOP) is an extremely rare and unique indicator. Its origins come from the professional side of the market. It is designed to separate out large-lot activity from small-lot activity. This kind of stock volume aka quantity analysis on the tick-by-tick …

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