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it looks like we are not talking about the same thing. sorry about that, my bad.
I was referring more to a "footprint chart" like option on the dom. where you can select what time frame (minutes, ticks, range, volume bars etc). and then also available all the different delta calculations. just the normal stuff you see on a footprint chart.
I'm not very familiar with your product, but I don't think it works the same way. again my apologies for jumping to conclusions without checking first
I believe I have found similar.
Knowing where to look, when to look at it.
Taking mulitple small loosers then finding a winner and adding on due to confirmation.
I did finally spring for the advanced webinar. I'm pretty pleased with it overall. There is a substantial difference between watching videos on a particular trade setup or market context vs watching the market develop throughout the day, with multiple setups.
Progress has come in bursts with periods where it flows & then hitting a wall. You eventually work through it and continue.
I can say that January - April was very challenging for me. Then May more than made up for it.
I'm going through John's Intermediate Course right now.
I'm in Sydney and I'm wondering if there's really enough volatility during London open to be trading the US treasuries using his techniques, or it just too slow?
.... Or is it best to learn to trade bund or stoxx50 using his techniques?
US treasuries during overnight hours (London open) not only the volatility can be terribly low but also the volume can be very hard to read. John do not advise trade US treasuries overnight.
For Australia time frame is preferable to trade bund/bobl and eurostoxx50.
John has a course (live webinar) dedicated to those EUREX products.
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Yes I guess you're right. I've seen posts that the markets were really choppy during John's eurex webinar. I can see that the US Treasuries charts and DOM videos on youtube look smoother and more directional than bund and stoxx.
I guess it's just a matter of learning the eurex markets.
Actually, bund/bobl and stoxx50 are probably the best markets after US treasuries for scalping, using John's "method".
The volume readings are basically the same for all markets. Trading ZN, CL, GC, 6J, bund, stoxx50, you're always looking for absorption and back ticking.
You just need to adapt how that market moves, its "tempo". How volume actually trades.
US treasuries, ZN for instance can trade 2k or more contracts at a single price and has around 3k resting orders each side.
I don't trade bund but as far as I remember, it can trade around 500 contracts at a single price and has around 1k resting orders each side.
Slower markets allow us to have more time to manage a trade, allow us to read it with a bit more time than faster markets, such as CL.
Just a question of preference, which suits better to your personality.
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