I have looked at and used many indicators and EAs, and have also read a lot of related material. Most of it points to one central idea: the relationship between volume and price. However, many systems, in an attempt to demonstrate their sophistication, end up overcomplicating things — so why not use a simple, straightforward approach?
Isn't the relationship between volume and price across different timeframes the best expression of volume-price analysis? Take, for example, the built-in FRVP (Fixed Range Volume Profile) indicator on TradingView — it does an excellent job of highlighting which areas deserve attention as support and resistance, and which areas are zones where price moved through quickly.
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Re: Volume and Price
2So here is simple.revolutionone wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2026 4:08 pm However, many systems, in an attempt to demonstrate their sophistication, end up overcomplicating things — so why not use a simple, straightforward approach?
It`s about 20 different reasons why price moves, but at the end, it`s money...more buyers less sellers and vice versa.
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