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Market Profile
Estimating the Market Profile Value Area for intraday trading by Donald L. Jones
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Estimating the Market Profile Value Area for intraday trading by Donald L. Jones
T he prime question for every trader is whether to get into a market, or if in, whether to stay in or get
out. Since these questions must be decided on the basis of inadequ
AUTHOR: Donald L. JonesDATE: SEP 1987
Market Profile Basics by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: DEC 1999
Market Profile Exotics by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market Profile Exotics
The Liquidity Data Bank
In this followup to last month 's article on Market
Profile,we go beyond Market Profile to determine
price movements.Here 's a look at the Liquidity Data
Bank,which helps traders detect price movements
earl
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: JAN 2000
Market Profile Part 2 by Thomas P. Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNutt
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market Profile
Part 2
by Thomas P. Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNutt
The market is composed of time, price and volume. Each day, the market--in attempting to facilitate
trade--develops a price range delineated by the daily high and low and a Value Area w
AUTHOR: Thomas P. Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNuttDATE: JAN 1988
Market Profile Part 5 by Thomas P. Drinka, Stephen M. Ptasienski and Robby L. Humes
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market Profile
Part 5
by Thomas P. Drinka, Stephen M. Ptasienski and Robby L. Humes
To make the information from the Chicago Board of Trade's Market Profile and Liquidity Data Bank
reports more useful to traders, we have tabulated time-and-sales as well
AUTHOR: Thomas P. Drinka, Stephen M. Ptasienski and RobbyDATE: DEC 1988
AUTHOR: Thomas P. Drinka and Robert L. McNuttDATE: DEC 1987
AUTHOR: Thomas Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNuttDATE: FEB 1988
Market profile Part 4 by Thomas Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNutt
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market profile
Part 4
by Thomas Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNutt
Previously, we considered the manner in which the market utilizes price probes and rotation during the
trading day to promote trade. Depending on the response of other-time-frame traders
AUTHOR: Thomas Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNuttDATE: MAR 1988
AUTHOR: Thomas P. Drinka and Stephen M. PtasienskiDATE: APR 1989
WTI Order Flow Weekly: Structural Insight In The Market Profile Provide Trend Continuation Clues
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In this article, we examine the order flow and limit order book data in the WTI futures market that provides insight into the development of support for Thursday, April 11, 2019's auction. Market structure and order flow provide insight into the act
AUTHOR: Taylor IrelandDATE: APR 2019