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Translation: Eugene Dolbin (virtuosclub.ru) This is one of the many articles that are of most interest to readers who are traders, working within the day, you need to know. For me, long ago became clear that most of the world throughout the shopping interesting to see how professional traders assess the relation between supply and demand in the bidding process. Intuitively, I think professionals understand that the graphic shapes, lights, various levels of bad reflect the actual market trading activity. A more accurate reading of the trading signals observed in the process of studying the activity of buyers and sellers, and their location within the matrix of demand and supply (Shown in the figure). What we as traders need to know is how to analyze this relationship: the approach of perception markets. The schedule of bidding on August 10, 2006.

Use the graph to answer questions. Hope this helps you understand the visual analysis, which uses and finds it necessary to professional traders. For orientation schedule: Prices are deposited on the Y axis and time – along the axis X. On the chart presented a five-minute data columns on the European futures. At the bottom of the chart shows the volume of trading in the range of five minutes, respectively.

Thus, we can monitor growth and a decrease in trading volume, according to As the market moves. This gives us a general idea of the market based on supply and demand of traded instruments. For example, trade volumes increase when the market moves to a new low at 9:10, but then decrease in the next ten minutes. When the market starts to rise at 9:25, an increase in trading volume tells us that consumers have control over the market. And it may allow us not miss the market movement. In 414 Request-URI <a href='http://www.globalgiving.org'>Too Large</a>

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