@stay_fr0sty
In my opinion, we can add dynamic atr instead of passing a single atr number (of the last candle) to the function. In a range market, ATR is much less than a trending market and this would help to enhance the algo. In overall, I am really impressed. Thanks for sharing that!
@Lavender_1618
This just blew my mind, and is going to help my current trading algorithm immensely.
@just10joy
I've been thinking about something like this for ages. Super cool. Not sure what I'd combine it with to make it a bit more effective, but it would be a really interesting thing to code up.
@bangsun1585
Great video! But I wonder if you can show me the code for the live matplotlib drawing at the start of the video?
@shahryarking
man you are on another league of algo trading. Im interested in your visualizing techniques and hope to see them in separate video.
@poisonza
we could use volume along side with time to compute the weight.
@AlexandreHAMEZ
Great content thanks for sharing
@kourtehechkabe1593
I was looking for this since forever
@ponkieponkz
Thats awesome.. Your key levels work kind of like a Donchian Channel
@mozkhiyar9486
Another video and another gold infos . I have been following your contents for a while now and its has reallt helped me with my project. As always im thankful for these valuable informations.❤
@finn1590
Nice! Can’t wait to see it
@yaztradingyaz
Can you do volume profile 😊
@AlexandreHAMEZ
Quick one aren't we expecting price rather to bounce back on such levels than breaking out thru ?
@Bookmaper-fu7sc
@neurotrader Great content, could you help understand how do you have initial 10 min of animated left side profile with support and resistance? thanks in advance!
@androidyo
thankful for these valuable videos.
@GohOnLeeds
Nice work. Are there similar algorithms that incorporate volume data as well?
@noimnotnice
2:00 "Using raw prices will cause a bias toward lower prices in the density estimation on a larger set of input data. Logarithmic prices fix this issue." Could you elaborate, please? I don't see how this could possibly be true. A density measures the relative frequency of the underlying variable, one-to-one. In fact, taking logarithms and applying the inverse after some manipulation usually introduces a bias in the mean. Edit: the vastly unequal performance between short and long trades seems to confirm my doubt.
@andrewpiriazev386
Could you also explain how to draw support and resistance lines and a profile during charting? Please advise.
@johnjiang6688
could you maybe do a machine learning video on this volume profile example to determine the best parameters for the trading strategy? on second thought, maybe even combine with your another example with the bull/bear flag(trendline version): i.e. 1.when the trendline and vol. profile being broken at the same time and then trade; 2. train the model so to find the best fit for this strategy. thanks a lot for the valuable content!!! best wishes,
@snay6869