Using The Alphatrends Anchored VWAP, Anchored Volume by Price, and Raindrops on TrendSpider

In this video, we take a look at some case studies over the last week using TrendSpider and the different features available that add a unique experience like no other charting platform on the market!
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[@VisualGruntMedia]

This was so good! Seeing the explanation on the supply and demand principles coupled with the raindrops was great!

[@bssb936]

Excellent thankyou

[@TrendSpider]

You're welcome!

[@jorgensoby5322]

Looking forward to seeing the supply and demand graph

[@TrendSpider]

Make sure to check out that video from Monday!

[@inikic5547]

Yay finally learn how this work thank you

[@TrendSpider]

You're welcome!

[@peterkalmus5396]

Is there a way to somehow "count" or estimate the shares traded in a certain range creating say, a demand or supply shelf, and then estimate how much of that supply/demand is being eaten through before making the next move? I can see the shelf and the war between supply and demand, but not sure how to calculate what others might call 'exhaustion' of the support or resistance? Any indicators or ideas to hone in on that?

[@TrendSpider]

So we have the ability to show how many shares are at each volume node, but once we get brokerage data, this may change on what we can and can't do with this indicator. Other ways to see if this is distribution or accumulation could be looking at longer term candles to see if there is any discrepancies. -Jake

[@StoicTrader-]

@@TrendSpider What are some of the cool things you could do with brokerage data for this if they were ok with it of course

[@poniesarereal]

how do you get the grey rectangles on the side?

[@TrendSpider]

"volume by price" is the indicator to look up in the indicators list!

[@kvinayaks]

@5:54 It seems counterintuitive when I hear sellers came in and dropped the price. As a seller I would want a higher price, wouldn't I?

[@TrendSpider]

Of course, so as you get to the price that other sellers want to sell at, you get an increase in supply which is why the price drops