Volume Spikes are clusters of large orders (Volume accumulation) that are executed in a certain amount of time through a definable set of ticks.
They are defined by time (t), price in ticks (p), and the traded volume (v). The ratio calculates the traded market volume against BID and ASK. The result is a ratio that defines which side has traded more contracts.
TradeFinder draws Volume Spikes signals in real time based on predefined signal filters, which can be adjusted individually to fit any instrument. The Volume Spike signal must be set individually for each traded instrument based on its respective average liquidity and average volume measurements. To assist with fine-tuning the settings, TTW-LiquidityTracker is equipped with a unique Current Average Liquidity meter and Current Average Volume meter.
The professional view of the Volume Spike shows a couple of specific attributes: