The Initial Balance (IB)
Definition The “Initial Balance” (IB) is often used in Market Profiling and Volume Profiling techniques as a way to help classify the type of day we can expect to have. […]
Tag Archives: S&P500
Initial Balance (IB) Research Study for the ES (S&P500 E-mini)
Part of volume profiling includes day classification, or categorized a trading day based on how the day’s trading unfolds. However in order to categorize a trading day, the initial balance […]
November 2012 Big Picture Update
Part of my trading business has me look at the big picture of markets and select commodities and currencies to guide my investment and trading activities. This tracking is due […]
SQN and Harmonic Rotation Study for the ES (S&P500 E-mini)
I wanted to take a look and see if there was any correlation between the way Dr. Van Tharp categorizes market types using SQN and ATR%, and the size of […]
Cumulative Harmonic Rotations After a 2 Standard Deviation Rotation for the ES (S&P500 E-mini)
While doing my Harmonic Rotation and Pullback and Continuation Studies, I was wondering if after a large harmonic rotation (Greater than 2 Standard Deviations) the ES would generally tend to continue in the same […]
Harmonic Rotation Pullback and Continuation Moves After A Large Move For the S&P500 Emini (#ES_F)
After doing my Harmonic Rotation Study for the ES, I wanted to test a hypothesis that once we have a large move, which I will define as anything larger than […]
Harmonic Rotation Study For The S&P500 Emini (ES)
I’ve been watching some of FuturesTrader71’s videos (which can be found at www.futurestrader71.com) and one on Harmonic Rotations caught my eye. Basically a harmonic rotation is how far the market going in […]
An Intro to Volume Profiling
I was recently introduced to volume profiling (Similar, but not to be confused with Market Profiling); a charting methodology that displays price movement but also the volume that occurred at […]
