Trading with Volume Spread Analysis (VSA)

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rajeshn2007

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Alright cool. I ll wait for your views. Respect you for your opinion. Many thanks. I agree volumes were mega high today. Just waiting for the FIIs and DIIs data on NSE today. As for the past 3 weeks that has been increasing. Liquidity is increasing and if it keeps on going up it will be good for the markets.
Hi,
FII - Net buy 840cr
DII - Net sell 860 cr
 
The so-called master of VSA is now trying to get personal with me and pming threatening messages, which were suitably rewarded and replied. What kind of attitude is this? May be frustration.
 

bunny

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The so-called master of VSA is now trying to get personal with me and pming threatening messages, which were suitably rewarded and replied. What kind of attitude is this? May be frustration.
Please create a new thread and post that "threatening" PM in full public. Let EVERYONE see whats threatening about it. And in reply to that thread, I will post your "good mannerly" reply to those PM's.

Instead of yelling about "threatening PMs" lying in your inbox, please post it for public scrutiny for everyone to judge what so "threatening" about it.
 

nimish_rulz

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Lolz guys what the hell...calm down please. Its not to prove anyone right or wrong. Please the whole reason I think why Bunny started this thread was to understand how VSA works. As of now none of us has understood it perfectly. Sometimes bunny was right and sometimes you were right adultvish. The calls for DLF and Unitech went wrong even I felt that these stocks would go up. They did go up but today. Please stop acting childish. We are learning from each other. And adultvish I hope you keep positing in this thread but only related to the topic or the stock markets. I dont think anyone is interested in PMs. I would love to listen to both your opinions. Now because of your fight Dow is going down :p

But I am sure it will recover and moves northwards soon as everytime when the market is in an uptrent it goes down for the first hour only to go up. Many thanks and please respect each other.
 

bunny

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bunny waiting for your chart ....
Hi Kindman,

Here is the chart. On some bars, I have marked "?" - there are ones which I have not been able to make meaning of. On these days, I was basing my opinion upon the CNX 100 stocks. It would not be possible for me to post all the 100 charts, but if you are keen, then look for either of the following:
  1. Low volume up bars - No demand
  2. Narrow spread up bars, regardless of volume
  3. Up bar closing in the middle or lows, regardless of volume.
  4. A down bar immediately after high volume wide spread up bar
  5. Upthrust
  6. No response to a successful test of supply.
  7. Effort to go down seen as wider spread down bar on higher volume.
  8. Persistent high volume without much movement in price.

 
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Please create a new thread and post that "threatening" PM in full public. Let EVERYONE see whats threatening about it. And in reply to that thread, I will post your "good mannerly" reply to those PM's.

Instead of yelling about "threatening PMs" lying in your inbox, please post it for public scrutiny for everyone to judge what so "threatening" about it.
Please do not expect me to respond over ur great great interpretation of VSA which always confuse people. I am responding for VSA not for you. You need to understand VSA once, in stead of reading it thousand times
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nimish_rulz

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Hi Kindman,

Here is the chart. On some bars, I have marked "?" - there are ones which I have not been able to make meaning of. On these days, I was basing my opinion upon the CNX 100 stocks. It would not be possible for me to post all the 100 charts, but if you are keen, then look for either of the following:
  1. Low volume up bars - No demand
  2. Narrow spread up bars, regardless of volume
  3. Up bar closing in the middle or lows, regardless of volume.
  4. A down bar immediately after high volume wide spread up bar
  5. Upthrust
  6. No response to a successful test of supply.
  7. Effort to go down seen as wider spread down bar on higher volume.
  8. Persistent high volume without much movement in price.

Now please try to see this with an hourly chart and you ll get a completely different picture. The day when you are talking about a downbar with huge volume happened on Friday when Dow had closed positive on thursday and saw some pressure on futures by going 100 points negative due to the Fed Interest rate. But what you fail to sight is that in the last 2 hours same day the volumes rose and market went up to 4870 at one stage showing clearly absorption of access supply. Majority of the past days you ll see massive absorption of supply only to see some shorting going on at every rise hence the spread. The best would be to analyse the chart when market went down to 4670 only to close positive. This was on monday after the special trading day I guess. I ll post the charts right now in office so no access. Will do it once I get home. You are clearly forgetting the background which signals weakness but now the smart money has held the market at support levels and will take it up. Again just my view.
 
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