Do those wave projections take into account the volumes?
I say "projection", not analysis, coz I do not bel... eh, know those. Somebody has said that they may be self-forecasting
Volumes does not matter in Elliots Waves Theory. Only for formations like double tops and other price formations. But what to do with chart from one exchange only? It not contain all the volume. I know that multicharts are possible in Tradingview, but after blocking my account (and trying to get my phone number)
i dont have patience for this morons so i use only what can be used for free, i dont need even these volumes to make projections or expectations
Volumes are for professional analytics, and even with them, they fail to predict anything. So i use only that tools, that can satisfy me in that matter, taking into account, that i can be wrong. All readers of my posts should take this into account
ok ...
Volumes and prices from all the biggest exchanges might form such a data, which could give interesting information. If such info is easily got from the exchanges, even I may start analyzing again Done earlier some study for one company from NYSE
I asked about the volumes, coz I think I may understand the support levels from that point of view...
Eg. if many XEM owners or at least few big whales bought more (volume high), when the price was 555 sat, then they have no reason to sell below that price - they may buy more ---> that 555 sat level supports XEM.
Smart point of view, but in crypto volume can be false, much easier to falsify than in other markets. Here is wild market tbh.
Do you mean that the exchanges are showing to us volumes, which are not "quite correct"?
In low-volume-markets it is easy to manipulate the course values, if someone has money enough. Eg. buy the whole selling wall and then it looks like the price went up to the moon +60%
That kind of changes have happened also in stock markets with some company's stock, whose day-volume is very low.