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However, I recently stumbled upon the idea to graphically show gaps in the cumulative delta charts...
Just thinking out loud here, but I guess these would show there is so much buying or selling pressure that it was enough gap (hence huge momentum)? But I haven't looked into it enough to see how useful this would be in real-time trading...
Anyone have experience with this?
Thanks in advance!
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Can you elaborate on what you mean by gaps? pics? time frame? I trade with CD a lot on both 24-7 and rth thru multiple time frames and not sure what you mean by this.. there shouldn't be gaps anywhere to be honest. Cd is continuous.
More than likely you saw a chart which reset the value to zero at the start of the next trading session. "Gaps" in prices traded occur on a second-by-second, minute-by-minute, and day-by-day basis because the market, defined by the inside (best) bid and offer, moves constantly and each tick (the smallest increment of movement for an instrument) need not trade. But there is no notion of "gaps" in a metric derived directly from volume; the idea just doesn't make any sense.
