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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I did not understand really what's usually meant by sound a few minutes before, and, after reading this thread up to now, I still do not.


    What is sound?


    (This ought to be fun...)
    Noise


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    What Exactly Does Noise Mean?
    Price and volume changes in the market that can confuse the interpretation of market leadership. Used in the context of equities, it is stock market activity brought on by program trading, dividend payments or other phenomena that is not reflective of overall market sentiment. Also known as market sound.
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    Investopedia explains Noise
    Generally speaking, the shorter time frame, the harder it is to separate the meaningful market movements from the noise. Noise traders try to take advantage of market sound by inputting buy and sell trades without the use of fundamental data.

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;

    Investopedia explains Noise
    Generally, the shorter the time frame, the more difficult it's to separate the meaningful market moves from the noise. Noise traders attempt to take advantage of market sound by entering buy and sell transactions without the use of fundamental data.
    Meaningful market moves - how is this not a completely subjective term?

    There is no sound - each market movement has significance, relative to any observer's openness and/or ability to apprehend it.

  3. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    meaningful market moves - how is that not a completely subjective term?
    Exquisitely Unusual, is not it? When looking up it I had been expecting something a lot more mathy with speak of standard deviations and median distributions and materials.

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    There is not any sound - every market movement has meaning, relative to some viewer's openness and/or ability to apprehend it.
    Yep. Price is exactly what it is no matter of subjective perceptions imposed on it. Noise is an illusion, an artificial construct.

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Its only noise if those studying the lower time frames don't understand how to read Price Action...

    Truth is, price action is the exact same identical way if on a 1 Minute chart or a Daily chart. . .one occurs faster than the other with more opportunities...

    If you think about Time Frames, consider Fractals. . .that's basically what you are seeing.
    Hello XO,

    Do you really think that after a man suppressed Price Action, s/he won't see any noise on the chart?

    Could you tell me how do I achieve this?

    A lot of thanks.
    kk

  5. #15
    Audio to me that folks here don't think M5 is more noisier than D1.

    Authentic the comparative cost of daytrading is far higher than D1 chart trader, but disperse is actually another situation.

  6. #16
    Time to put up or shut up, post any given 5 min nude chart and I will show you what I see.

    Fair enough?

  7. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Time to put up or shut up, post any given 5 minute naked chart and I'll show you what I see.

    Fair enough?
    Not completely sure, what you are attempting to do... but here's a M5 chart.

  8. #18
    Thanks,

    What I am attempting to do is to convey the thought that the chart is a chart is a chart, not matter the time without being missunderstood.

    Ok back to your case... that's an easy one... that's noise!

  9. #19
    Sorry could not help myself

    Here is what I see... easy peasy.

  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Sorry could not help myself

    Here is what I find... easy peasy.
    I hope I will exchange in the center of the chart. In reality, individuals may trade at the rightmost of the chart.

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