Not many clues there although if you look closely at small sections you may notice some divergence that might be useful. Anyway not enough for me.
I want some colours to tell me what's going on:
The squiggles are DoubleStochastics of CD on three timeframes: I use a multiplier which gives me 3, 4 and 5 tick BetterRenko bars. The bias colouring is arbitrary of course after playing around.
What does it tell you? Like everything, on it's own not a lot, but combined with other things it tells you when buyers/sellers are strong/weak. Of course what matters is whats happening to price and I find the most interesting areas are not when they are agreeing, but when they're not. So if price is rising when bars are red this could mean two things:
It could be divergence and price could reverse ..... or
It could be what I call a scoop, which seems to be the last of the sellers getting sucked in before a push up.
The Scoops are marked by a yellow '+' (cross). These are interesting depending on the context of what went before e.g. in a downtrend these are a good indication that everyone is getting back on board after a pullback. The image above shows a good example of a buying scoop on the down leg.