Time
Segmented Volume Indicator Reveals Dark Pools
The Securities and Exchange Commission has investigated
the practices of giant Buy Side Institutions using Dark Pools, and it has been
proven that they are not getting any price advantage. Dark Pools are used to
hide the giant lot orders of Buy Side Institutions, and to ensure that when the
giant lot orders are triggering there is no major disruption of the current
trend of the stock.
If you are new to trading, this is critical information
to learn. It is a major Market Structure change that has altered everything
about trading stocks, and continues to change Price and Volume Indicator
patterns today.
The following are 3 major Dark Pool patterns caused by
giant Buy Side Institutions which Retail Traders need to learn:
1. Dark Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns
2. Dark Pool Quiet Accumulation Patterns
3. Dark Pool Quiet Distribution Patterns
The Time Segmented Volume Indicator can reveal Dark
Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns occurring in a stock, which is the hardest to see
and happens even while price is going up.
Most
Retail Traders learn Accumulation and Distribution patterns, which are broad
terms. Unfortunately QUIET is very different now with Alternative Trading
Systems venues that are used by the giant Buy Side Institutions. The term
“quiet” means it is not visible in the chart, unless you use specific
indicators and have learned what to look for in price action.
Go to the TechniTrader.com Learning Center and watch
the Time Segmented Volume Indicator training webinar, to experience for
yourself the excellence of TechniTrader education.
Go to the TechniTrader
Many
Retail Traders are prone to sticking with outdated methodologies,
strategies, and trading systems so it is a leap of faith for them to accept the
new reality of stock trading. However until you learn the Dark Pool patterns,
trading profits are likely to be a disappointment.
Dark
Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns differ from Quiet Distribution. The term Quiet
Distribution refers to a mandatory selling of shares of stock held in trusts
and charters. Giant Funds Managers of Buy Side Institutions do not wish to sell
the stock, but are forced to do so based on sudden huge redemption demands by
their uninformed Mutual Fund Investors. Distribution dumps a huge amount of
stock for sale suddenly, removing money from the Stock Market so there is an
outflow of monies aka funds.
Rotation
is always quiet these days and well hidden from view, and eventually it may
cause a topping action. Dark Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns do not remove monies
from the Stock Market. The Giant Funds Managers of the Institutions are merely
moving money around from one stock to another.
The
chart example below has been under Dark Pool Quiet Rotation for some time.
The TC2000 Time Segmented Volume Indicator is a
Volume Oscillator in the middle chart window, which clearly reveals a
contrarian Volume pattern or that Volume is heavier on the sell side than on
the buy side.
The MoneyStream MS Indicator in the bottom chart
window, reveals that the flow of money into this stock is not keeping up with
the fast pace of the Retail Traders Market Participant Group and the Smaller
Funds Market Participant Group buying into it.
The giant Buy Side Institutions use these two Market
Participant Groups as a cloak to hide their Dark Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns.
By not disturbing the trend but allowing the stock to climb higher due to
Retail Traders and Smaller Funds buying patterns, the giant Institutions
actually benefit as they sell hidden in their Dark Pool Alternative Trading
System venues.
Go to the TechniTrader.com Learning Center and watch
a wide variety of webinars, to experience for yourself the excellence of
TechniTrader education. There are Libraries for TC2000, StockCharts.com, and
MetaStock Users.
Summary
When the Time Segmented Volume Indicator starts
heading down and diverging contrarily from the price action, it is a critical
point which all traders need to recognize. If you are not aware of the heavy
Quiet Rotation out of this stock, buying into it could end up being a serious
major loss. This stock gapped down after barely rising above a prior resistance
level.
TC2000 Tools - TechniTrader custom scans and
chart layouts. How to interpret, read, and use TC2000 Indicators. Trading tools
and support.
Trade Wisely,
Martha Stokes CMT
TechniTrader technical analysis using a TC2000 chart, courtesy of Worden Bros.
Chartered Market Technician
Instructor & Developer of TechniTrader Stock and Option Courses
TechniTrader DVDs with every course.
©2016–2024 Decisions Unlimited, Inc. dba TechniTrader. All rights reserved.
TechniTrader is also a registered trademark of Decisions Unlimited, Inc.
Disclaimer: All statements are the opinions of TechniTrader, its instructors and/or employees, and are not to be construed as anything more than an opinion. TechniTrader is not a broker or an investment advisor; it is strictly an educational service. There is risk in trading financial assets and derivatives. Due diligence is required for any investment. It should not be assumed that the methods or techniques presented cannot result in losses. Examples presented are for educational purposes only.
Time Segmented Volume Indicator Reveals Dark Pools
The Securities and Exchange Commission has investigated
the practices of giant Buy Side Institutions using Dark Pools, and it has been
proven that they are not getting any price advantage. Dark Pools are used to
hide the giant lot orders of Buy Side Institutions, and to ensure that when the
giant lot orders are triggering there is no major disruption of the current
trend of the stock.
If you are new to trading, this is critical information
to learn. It is a major Market Structure change that has altered everything
about trading stocks, and continues to change Price and Volume Indicator
patterns today.
The following are 3 major Dark Pool patterns caused by
giant Buy Side Institutions which Retail Traders need to learn:
1. Dark Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns
2. Dark Pool Quiet Accumulation Patterns
3. Dark Pool Quiet Distribution Patterns
The Time Segmented Volume Indicator can reveal Dark
Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns occurring in a stock, which is the hardest to see
and happens even while price is going up.
Most
Retail Traders learn Accumulation and Distribution patterns, which are broad
terms. Unfortunately QUIET is very different now with Alternative Trading
Systems venues that are used by the giant Buy Side Institutions. The term
“quiet” means it is not visible in the chart, unless you use specific
indicators and have learned what to look for in price action.
Go to the TechniTrader.com Learning Center and watch
the Time Segmented Volume Indicator training webinar, to experience for
yourself the excellence of TechniTrader education.
Go to the TechniTrader
Many
Retail Traders are prone to sticking with outdated methodologies,
strategies, and trading systems so it is a leap of faith for them to accept the
new reality of stock trading. However until you learn the Dark Pool patterns,
trading profits are likely to be a disappointment.
Dark
Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns differ from Quiet Distribution. The term Quiet
Distribution refers to a mandatory selling of shares of stock held in trusts
and charters. Giant Funds Managers of Buy Side Institutions do not wish to sell
the stock, but are forced to do so based on sudden huge redemption demands by
their uninformed Mutual Fund Investors. Distribution dumps a huge amount of
stock for sale suddenly, removing money from the Stock Market so there is an
outflow of monies aka funds.
Rotation
is always quiet these days and well hidden from view, and eventually it may
cause a topping action. Dark Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns do not remove monies
from the Stock Market. The Giant Funds Managers of the Institutions are merely
moving money around from one stock to another.
The
chart example below has been under Dark Pool Quiet Rotation for some time.
The TC2000 Time Segmented Volume Indicator is a
Volume Oscillator in the middle chart window, which clearly reveals a
contrarian Volume pattern or that Volume is heavier on the sell side than on
the buy side.
The MoneyStream MS Indicator in the bottom chart
window, reveals that the flow of money into this stock is not keeping up with
the fast pace of the Retail Traders Market Participant Group and the Smaller
Funds Market Participant Group buying into it.
The giant Buy Side Institutions use these two Market
Participant Groups as a cloak to hide their Dark Pool Quiet Rotation Patterns.
By not disturbing the trend but allowing the stock to climb higher due to
Retail Traders and Smaller Funds buying patterns, the giant Institutions
actually benefit as they sell hidden in their Dark Pool Alternative Trading
System venues.
Go to the TechniTrader.com Learning Center and watch
a wide variety of webinars, to experience for yourself the excellence of
TechniTrader education. There are Libraries for TC2000, StockCharts.com, and
MetaStock Users.
Summary
When the Time Segmented Volume Indicator starts
heading down and diverging contrarily from the price action, it is a critical
point which all traders need to recognize. If you are not aware of the heavy
Quiet Rotation out of this stock, buying into it could end up being a serious
major loss. This stock gapped down after barely rising above a prior resistance
level.
TC2000 Tools - TechniTrader custom scans and
chart layouts. How to interpret, read, and use TC2000 Indicators. Trading tools
and support.
Trade Wisely,
Martha Stokes CMT
TechniTrader technical analysis using a TC2000 chart, courtesy of Worden Bros.
Chartered Market Technician
Instructor & Developer of TechniTrader Stock and Option Courses
TechniTrader DVDs with every course.
©2016–2024 Decisions Unlimited, Inc. dba TechniTrader. All rights reserved.
TechniTrader is also a registered trademark of Decisions Unlimited, Inc.
Disclaimer: All statements are the opinions of TechniTrader, its instructors and/or employees, and are not to be construed as anything more than an opinion. TechniTrader is not a broker or an investment advisor; it is strictly an educational service. There is risk in trading financial assets and derivatives. Due diligence is required for any investment. It should not be assumed that the methods or techniques presented cannot result in losses. Examples presented are for educational purposes only.