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📊Fundamental indicators to consider for volumetric analysis in Trading: 🔹Volume Profile: histogram that shows the volume traded at each price level in a given time interval. It highlights the price areas where the greatest number of trades are concentrated (high activity). Parameters to consider: POC (Point of Control) i.e. the price with the highest volume, VAH/VAL (Value Area High/Low) i.e. the area that contains approximately 70% of the volume. 🔹Footprint: shows the volume traded at each price within a single candle. Key parameters: Delta (bid/ask difference), cumulative delta, volume per level. Delta is positive if at that point there are more buy contracts than sell contracts (buying pressure). 🔹Heatmap: is a graphical display of the market depth (order book) in real time. It shows where buy and sell limit orders are positioned with more intense colors where there are greater volumes (useful for identifying supports/resistances).
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🔹CVD: this indicator adds the difference between buying and selling volumes over time. It indicates the direction and real strength of the market behind the price movement. It detects divergences (e.g. price rises but delta falls, therefore a decrease in buying pressure and possible reversal), useful for confirming trends or identifying possible reversals. 🔹VWA Price: average price weighted by volume and represents the average price at which an asset has been traded over time. If the price of an asset falls below the VWAP and then rises above it again, it could be considered a buy signal.
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