Hi Max,
Chaiken’s Money flow used in AIQ is barley related to TRUE money flow. A true money flow indicator multiplies the number of the shares by the price in each trade. It then gives the volume CREDIT to either Positive or negative money flow.At the end of the day you figure out which was bigger positive or negative money flow, and that is your number for whether money flowed into or out of your stock that day. As simple as that.
Chaiken’s Money flow uses number from closing. That does not give you the accuracy needed. (Money flow should indicate whether people are interested in a stock that moving up) It is actually possible that a stock could actually close lower than the previous day and money still flowed into the stock. Chaiken money flow has a deceiving name.
It might be better if we call it Chaiken's volume price evaluator than money flow as it is rather misleading.
Nice observation mate.
Does your software have Birinyi money flow? (MFI)
Let me know if you need to know more in detail.
Chaiken’s Money flow used in AIQ is barley related to TRUE money flow. A true money flow indicator multiplies the number of the shares by the price in each trade. It then gives the volume CREDIT to either Positive or negative money flow.At the end of the day you figure out which was bigger positive or negative money flow, and that is your number for whether money flowed into or out of your stock that day. As simple as that.
Chaiken’s Money flow uses number from closing. That does not give you the accuracy needed. (Money flow should indicate whether people are interested in a stock that moving up) It is actually possible that a stock could actually close lower than the previous day and money still flowed into the stock. Chaiken money flow has a deceiving name.
It might be better if we call it Chaiken's volume price evaluator than money flow as it is rather misleading.
Nice observation mate.
Does your software have Birinyi money flow? (MFI)
Let me know if you need to know more in detail.