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We continue to expand the ATAS community and make communication channels more accessible and convenient! We have launched a new Telegram channel specifically for the Spanish-speaking audience: ATAS β Noticias y actualizaciones.
In this channel, we will share the latest articles, videos, lifehacks working with the platform, and important news. We want you to stay updated with all ATAS events and get useful information in a convenient format.
To subscribe to the channel, click on the link: https://t.me/ATAS_trader_ES
Subscribe and get the most out of ATAS!
#ATASnews
Financial bourses work for the benefit of the economy, enhancing its efficiency. They help companies raise capital and provide investors with opportunities for both short-term and long-term gains. Exchanges also contribute to setting fair prices, ensuring transparency, and reducing risks.
The article at the link https://bit.ly/48T34W9 is aimed at beginners interested in the prospect of becoming a trader on the financial bourse.
π How Financial Bourses Work
π How and When Bourses Appeared
π How to Start Trading on the Bourse
π How to Use ATAS for Trading on the Bourse
Read it yourself and share it with other beginner traders π
#tradingtheory #tradingstocks
The article at the link https://bit.ly/48T34W9 is aimed at beginners interested in the prospect of becoming a trader on the financial bourse.
π How Financial Bourses Work
π How and When Bourses Appeared
π How to Start Trading on the Bourse
π How to Use ATAS for Trading on the Bourse
Read it yourself and share it with other beginner traders π
#tradingtheory #tradingstocks
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HOW TO USE THE BIG TRADES INDICATOR
We do not know in advance whether a position is opened or closed by a major trader. We have a specific price range where a significant initiative trade is recorded. To understand what the 'Smart Money' intended, additional data must be gathered.
1οΈβ£ Look at how many price levels Big Trades has absorbed. If there are several (from 2 to 20+ for different tools), it seems that the large trade did not encounter significant limit resistanceβicebergs or other means of holding the price were not encountered throughout the range.
2οΈβ£ Check if there was a significant limit volume on the specified segment. The Dom Levels indicator can help here β it records areas with significant limit volume on the chart. If the large trade was stopped by limit resistance, the opposing side is present.
3οΈβ£ Note where the price went after the appearance of the large trade. If it moves in the direction of the trade, there is no opposition. If the price goes into a counter-trend phase, perhaps the large trade fell into a trap. There are many of them in the market!
4οΈβ£ If your broker provides open interest data, check its valueβwhether it increased or decreased. This will help distinguish between opening and closing positions for large trades.
Read more about working with Big Trades in the article at the link https://bit.ly/3TP8tso
#bigtrades #tradingtips
We do not know in advance whether a position is opened or closed by a major trader. We have a specific price range where a significant initiative trade is recorded. To understand what the 'Smart Money' intended, additional data must be gathered.
1οΈβ£ Look at how many price levels Big Trades has absorbed. If there are several (from 2 to 20+ for different tools), it seems that the large trade did not encounter significant limit resistanceβicebergs or other means of holding the price were not encountered throughout the range.
2οΈβ£ Check if there was a significant limit volume on the specified segment. The Dom Levels indicator can help here β it records areas with significant limit volume on the chart. If the large trade was stopped by limit resistance, the opposing side is present.
3οΈβ£ Note where the price went after the appearance of the large trade. If it moves in the direction of the trade, there is no opposition. If the price goes into a counter-trend phase, perhaps the large trade fell into a trap. There are many of them in the market!
4οΈβ£ If your broker provides open interest data, check its valueβwhether it increased or decreased. This will help distinguish between opening and closing positions for large trades.
Read more about working with Big Trades in the article at the link https://bit.ly/3TP8tso
#bigtrades #tradingtips
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HIDING THE FIRST FOOTPRINT
You can hide the first footprint with a little trick:
π Go to the menu and activate the cluster chart by right-clicking the chart.
π Go to Settings and click the Cluster Settings tab.
π Click the Bid color, choose More Colors, and use the color picker to select the color of the background.
π Do the same for the Ask color.
π Make the numbers transparent. Select the transparent color and do the same for the Maximum Level.
Now, you can scroll back and click on Additional Footprint to activate it. Select Delta, then Positive/Negative Delta profile and Solid. Instead of the white Maximum Volume color, you will go for the yellow one.
As a result, you will have the hidden footprint β1 and activated footprint β2. Youβll see the Maximum Volume color painted in yellow.
Launch the ATAS platform as soon as possible to try out a new life hack!
#atas_faq #footprint
You can hide the first footprint with a little trick:
π Go to the menu and activate the cluster chart by right-clicking the chart.
π Go to Settings and click the Cluster Settings tab.
π Click the Bid color, choose More Colors, and use the color picker to select the color of the background.
π Do the same for the Ask color.
π Make the numbers transparent. Select the transparent color and do the same for the Maximum Level.
Now, you can scroll back and click on Additional Footprint to activate it. Select Delta, then Positive/Negative Delta profile and Solid. Instead of the white Maximum Volume color, you will go for the yellow one.
As a result, you will have the hidden footprint β1 and activated footprint β2. Youβll see the Maximum Volume color painted in yellow.
Launch the ATAS platform as soon as possible to try out a new life hack!
#atas_faq #footprint
4 USEFUL FEATURES OF THE BIG TRADES INDICATOR
The features of the Big Trades indicator lie in its method of interpreting large volumes on the chart. In the illustrations for this post, we will demonstrate four ways to interpret it. The described logic applies to other instruments/timeframes.
1οΈβ£ A large sell trade absorbs several price levels and moves the price in its direction, increasing open interest.
βοΈ Conclusion: A large seller anticipates a price decline and opens a position. Trading in the direction of a major trader is likely to be profitable.
2οΈβ£ A major trader opens a long position, does not move the price in their direction, or moves it insignificantly, but the trend develops in the opposite direction.
βοΈ Conclusion: The buyer does not control the price and incurs losses; the trend will develop against the buyer. It is advisable to open a position against the direction of the major trader.
3οΈβ£ In an uptrend, a large buy trade absorbs limit volume, reducing open interest, and the price continues to move.
βοΈ Conclusion: A large seller against the trend expects the movement to continue and cuts losses by buying when a sufficient volume of a limit seller appears. The situation is uncertain; it is advisable to refrain from opening trades until the trend is confirmed.
4οΈβ£ A large sell trade absorbs several price levels; when testing the seller's level, the price bounces off, and the seller holds positions.
βοΈ Conclusion: A large seller expects the price to continue to decline. It is advisable to open trades in the direction of the major trader when testing the seller's level.
Download ATAS at the link https://bit.ly/41RzL3j in the profile to use all the power of advanced indicators for a deep understanding of the current market situation and the development of a winning trading strategy!
#bigtrades #indicators #tradingtips
The features of the Big Trades indicator lie in its method of interpreting large volumes on the chart. In the illustrations for this post, we will demonstrate four ways to interpret it. The described logic applies to other instruments/timeframes.
1οΈβ£ A large sell trade absorbs several price levels and moves the price in its direction, increasing open interest.
βοΈ Conclusion: A large seller anticipates a price decline and opens a position. Trading in the direction of a major trader is likely to be profitable.
2οΈβ£ A major trader opens a long position, does not move the price in their direction, or moves it insignificantly, but the trend develops in the opposite direction.
βοΈ Conclusion: The buyer does not control the price and incurs losses; the trend will develop against the buyer. It is advisable to open a position against the direction of the major trader.
3οΈβ£ In an uptrend, a large buy trade absorbs limit volume, reducing open interest, and the price continues to move.
βοΈ Conclusion: A large seller against the trend expects the movement to continue and cuts losses by buying when a sufficient volume of a limit seller appears. The situation is uncertain; it is advisable to refrain from opening trades until the trend is confirmed.
4οΈβ£ A large sell trade absorbs several price levels; when testing the seller's level, the price bounces off, and the seller holds positions.
βοΈ Conclusion: A large seller expects the price to continue to decline. It is advisable to open trades in the direction of the major trader when testing the seller's level.
Download ATAS at the link https://bit.ly/41RzL3j in the profile to use all the power of advanced indicators for a deep understanding of the current market situation and the development of a winning trading strategy!
#bigtrades #indicators #tradingtips
Volume analysis in trading is a methodology for assessing the strength or weakness of the market based on the number of trading operations over a specific period. This analysis helps understand how actively market participants are involved in price movements, providing crucial insights into potential reversals or trend continuations.
In the article at the link https://bit.ly/497zpYG, you will learn:
π How volume analysis works
π Its pros and cons
π What vertical and horizontal volumes are
π What a cluster chart is
π How to start analyzing volumes
π How to use ATAS for volume analysis
In the article at the link https://bit.ly/497zpYG, you will learn:
π How volume analysis works
π Its pros and cons
π What vertical and horizontal volumes are
π What a cluster chart is
π How to start analyzing volumes
π How to use ATAS for volume analysis
HOW TO INTERPRET DELTA INDICATORS
To understand the patterns of the Delta indicator, one must apply the principle of effort and result. Exchange traders want to be rewarded for their efforts. They expect that a large number of market buys will lead to an increase in price. Conversely, a large number of market sells are expected to lead to a decrease in price.
However, it is not all that simple. There are situations where the price rises with a negative delta and falls with a positive one. The key is to pay attention to the relationship between the effort expended (Delta indicator) and the result obtained (price progress).
In ATAS, there are many ways to use delta:
π the delta indicator shows the difference between market buys and sells for each bar;
the cumulative delta shows the accumulated delta over a specific period;
π delta serves as the basis for calculating various indicatorsβfor example, Cluster Search will look for clusters with specified delta values;
π visualization of charts with delta settings. In such charts, each new bar is formed when the delta reaches a specified value;
π display modes of footprint charts in the form of delta. In these clusters, traders will see delta data at each price level.
In the illustrations for this post, we will explore three ways to interpret delta patterns.
Read more about interpreting delta patterns at the link https://bit.ly/48pxb7g
To understand the patterns of the Delta indicator, one must apply the principle of effort and result. Exchange traders want to be rewarded for their efforts. They expect that a large number of market buys will lead to an increase in price. Conversely, a large number of market sells are expected to lead to a decrease in price.
However, it is not all that simple. There are situations where the price rises with a negative delta and falls with a positive one. The key is to pay attention to the relationship between the effort expended (Delta indicator) and the result obtained (price progress).
In ATAS, there are many ways to use delta:
π the delta indicator shows the difference between market buys and sells for each bar;
the cumulative delta shows the accumulated delta over a specific period;
π delta serves as the basis for calculating various indicatorsβfor example, Cluster Search will look for clusters with specified delta values;
π visualization of charts with delta settings. In such charts, each new bar is formed when the delta reaches a specified value;
π display modes of footprint charts in the form of delta. In these clusters, traders will see delta data at each price level.
In the illustrations for this post, we will explore three ways to interpret delta patterns.
Read more about interpreting delta patterns at the link https://bit.ly/48pxb7g
Greetings!
On January 31st at 17:00 CET we are pleased to invite you to a new webinar "How to Trade Breakouts. Top 4 Strategies"!
This time, Yuri will explain what a breakout is, why it will work in any market, and how to determine its direction. At the end, he will share with us the best trading strategies from BikoTrading School.
π Click the bell below the video to get a reminder, and we will see you there!
On January 31st at 17:00 CET we are pleased to invite you to a new webinar "How to Trade Breakouts. Top 4 Strategies"!
This time, Yuri will explain what a breakout is, why it will work in any market, and how to determine its direction. At the end, he will share with us the best trading strategies from BikoTrading School.
π Click the bell below the video to get a reminder, and we will see you there!
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HOW TO SET UP THE FOLLOWING MANAGER IN 5 SIMPLE STEPS
1οΈβ£ Create the copy group. The Provider is the master account where you can open and close trades. The Follower account is the slave account where the trades will be mirrored.
2οΈβ£ Choose the account where you are going to open the trades. In the Settings, you can either mirror the positions or orders:
π When you mirror the Positions, the position at the Followers' account will be opened right after opening the position at the Provider account through market order.
π And with Orders, as soon as you place an order at the Provider account, it will be immediately mirrored to the Followers' account as a waiting limit order.
3οΈβ£ Click on "Choose an account" in the Followers.
4οΈβ£ Set the Ratio:
π The Ratio 1 means when you open one position at the Provider account, it will open one position at the Follower account.
π If you change this to 2, then one position will be transformed into two positions at the demo account.
5οΈβ£ Just click on Start. You'll see the Provider account is at the upper chart, and the follower account is at the bottom chart.
β οΈ Don't forget to close or stop the Following Manager if you don't want to continue mirroring the trades.
You can also read about the basic principles and settings of the Following Manager in the Knowledge Base. Launch the ATAS platform as soon as possible to try out this convenient instrument!
#atas_faq #followingmanager #tradingtips
1οΈβ£ Create the copy group. The Provider is the master account where you can open and close trades. The Follower account is the slave account where the trades will be mirrored.
2οΈβ£ Choose the account where you are going to open the trades. In the Settings, you can either mirror the positions or orders:
π When you mirror the Positions, the position at the Followers' account will be opened right after opening the position at the Provider account through market order.
π And with Orders, as soon as you place an order at the Provider account, it will be immediately mirrored to the Followers' account as a waiting limit order.
3οΈβ£ Click on "Choose an account" in the Followers.
4οΈβ£ Set the Ratio:
π The Ratio 1 means when you open one position at the Provider account, it will open one position at the Follower account.
π If you change this to 2, then one position will be transformed into two positions at the demo account.
5οΈβ£ Just click on Start. You'll see the Provider account is at the upper chart, and the follower account is at the bottom chart.
β οΈ Don't forget to close or stop the Following Manager if you don't want to continue mirroring the trades.
You can also read about the basic principles and settings of the Following Manager in the Knowledge Base. Launch the ATAS platform as soon as possible to try out this convenient instrument!
#atas_faq #followingmanager #tradingtips
WELCOME TO ATAS FREE LIVE WEBINAR
On February 1st at 15:00 CET we invite you to a live webinar "The power of numbers: Statistics as an indispensable tool in trading" on the ATAS YouTube channel. Oliver Sparing, official partner of ATAS, founder of the Sparing Investment Academy (Hamburg), author of the futures analysis software TradeNeon, and podcaster of "Die BΓΆrsenschule", will be our guest expert.
In his regular live webinars, professional trader Oliver Sparing shows how ATAS is used in practice and offers a decisive advantage for the trader. Oliver covers both swing and day trading. He shows trading examples from his own professional life and practical approaches to market analysis and gives numerous tips on trading the order flow - always with a touch of humor and in close exchange with all viewers.
π Link to the webinar: https://youtube.com/live/wwDeRG2C72s
π©πͺ ATTENTION! The webinar will be held in German language.
π Click the bell below the video to get a reminder, and we will see you there!
#webinar #statistic
On February 1st at 15:00 CET we invite you to a live webinar "The power of numbers: Statistics as an indispensable tool in trading" on the ATAS YouTube channel. Oliver Sparing, official partner of ATAS, founder of the Sparing Investment Academy (Hamburg), author of the futures analysis software TradeNeon, and podcaster of "Die BΓΆrsenschule", will be our guest expert.
In his regular live webinars, professional trader Oliver Sparing shows how ATAS is used in practice and offers a decisive advantage for the trader. Oliver covers both swing and day trading. He shows trading examples from his own professional life and practical approaches to market analysis and gives numerous tips on trading the order flow - always with a touch of humor and in close exchange with all viewers.
π Link to the webinar: https://youtube.com/live/wwDeRG2C72s
π©πͺ ATTENTION! The webinar will be held in German language.
π Click the bell below the video to get a reminder, and we will see you there!
#webinar #statistic
HOW TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CLUSTER ANALYSIS ON LARGER TIMEFRAMES
It is simple! Use the "scale" function.
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The example shows two charts: on the left, the scale is set to 1, and on the right β the scale is 10. This allows you to combine levels and volumes traded in them into unified clusters.
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The footprint display mode is Delta. As a result, we see a clearer picture of the extreme imbalance of market buyers over market sellers, and vice versa. This imbalance is highlighted in bright red and bright green colors.
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π§ In this example, the scale is set to 10 ticks, but you can experiment and find your own formula for more effective market analysis in ATAS.
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Read more about using the Delta indicator by following the link https://bit.ly/3H7tZkG
Get the most valuable market information in a convenient format with the ATAS platform.
It is simple! Use the "scale" function.
β
The example shows two charts: on the left, the scale is set to 1, and on the right β the scale is 10. This allows you to combine levels and volumes traded in them into unified clusters.
β
The footprint display mode is Delta. As a result, we see a clearer picture of the extreme imbalance of market buyers over market sellers, and vice versa. This imbalance is highlighted in bright red and bright green colors.
β
π§ In this example, the scale is set to 10 ticks, but you can experiment and find your own formula for more effective market analysis in ATAS.
β
Read more about using the Delta indicator by following the link https://bit.ly/3H7tZkG
Get the most valuable market information in a convenient format with the ATAS platform.
4 FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS INDICES THAT OUTPACE THE MARKET
Let's explore four key indices that can be used to assess the state of the U.S. economy and quickly notice changes that the market has not yet reacted to.
1οΈβ£ ISM (PMI) β a survey of 300 major industrial companies on several key performance indicators:
- New orders
- Production
- Employment
- Deliveries
- Inventories
Report data is updated on the first working day of each month.
2οΈβ£ ISM (NMI) β the non-manufacturing index for the service sector. It includes:
- Business Activity
- New orders
- Deliveries
- Inventories
It is published twice a month as a preliminary and official report.
3οΈβ£ UMSCI β a survey of 500 U.S. consumers. This index allows evaluating consumer expectations in the near term and comparing them with actual figures to assess market sentiment more accurately.
4οΈβ£ Building Permits β applications for housing construction in the U.S. This includes the mortgage market. This indicator can be used to assess trust in the public (consumers) and financial health.
There are several characteristic differences between the ISM (PMI) and NMI indices.
βοΈ In the U.S. economy, the manufacturing index holds a 20% weight, while the non-manufacturing index holds 80%. It is advisable to consider both indices, paying attention to these proportions, as the service sector in the U.S. occupies a more significant place in the economy than the actual production of goods.
βοΈ The non-manufacturing index is less accurate since it is easier to calculate physically produced goods and their circulation in the economy than contracts for services.
Read about the pros and cons of fundamental analysis, as well as what data to supplement it with, in the article via the link https://bit.ly/3TSj06m
Let's explore four key indices that can be used to assess the state of the U.S. economy and quickly notice changes that the market has not yet reacted to.
1οΈβ£ ISM (PMI) β a survey of 300 major industrial companies on several key performance indicators:
- New orders
- Production
- Employment
- Deliveries
- Inventories
Report data is updated on the first working day of each month.
2οΈβ£ ISM (NMI) β the non-manufacturing index for the service sector. It includes:
- Business Activity
- New orders
- Deliveries
- Inventories
It is published twice a month as a preliminary and official report.
3οΈβ£ UMSCI β a survey of 500 U.S. consumers. This index allows evaluating consumer expectations in the near term and comparing them with actual figures to assess market sentiment more accurately.
4οΈβ£ Building Permits β applications for housing construction in the U.S. This includes the mortgage market. This indicator can be used to assess trust in the public (consumers) and financial health.
There are several characteristic differences between the ISM (PMI) and NMI indices.
βοΈ In the U.S. economy, the manufacturing index holds a 20% weight, while the non-manufacturing index holds 80%. It is advisable to consider both indices, paying attention to these proportions, as the service sector in the U.S. occupies a more significant place in the economy than the actual production of goods.
βοΈ The non-manufacturing index is less accurate since it is easier to calculate physically produced goods and their circulation in the economy than contracts for services.
Read about the pros and cons of fundamental analysis, as well as what data to supplement it with, in the article via the link https://bit.ly/3TSj06m
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1οΈβ£ How to Customize and Save Workspaces in ATAS
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3οΈβ£ Simple Way to Trade Profitably Using Delta
4οΈβ£ How to Use Volume Profile
5οΈβ£ Heatmap for beginners
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π Join our referral program and gain income with ATAS from more than just trading on the stock exchange. Read more.
Community π₯
π¬ Communicate in the Telegram chat
π© Ask a question to Support
Education π
π Read educational articles on our blog
π₯ Watch tutorial videos on our YouTube channel:
1οΈβ£ How to Customize and Save Workspaces in ATAS
2οΈβ£ How to analyze Footprint Imbalance
3οΈβ£ Simple Way to Trade Profitably Using Delta
4οΈβ£ How to Use Volume Profile
5οΈβ£ Heatmap for beginners
ATAS Referral Program π°
π Join our referral program and gain income with ATAS from more than just trading on the stock exchange. Read more.