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We collect and analyze volume data for the most active trading hours, i.e., between 9:30 and 16:15 EST. Index futures volume affects both the futures market and the equities market, particularly intraday. Analyzing the volume patterns of index futures will benefit futures traders, as well as those who trade Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), or index options. Combined volume is one of the most important technical indicators; it should be included in every day-trading system. Many technical analysts focus heavily on various price-based indicators, yet they often completely neglect volume – the real engine behind price movements. Incorporating volume indicators into a price-based trading system can substantially increase its reliability.

Russell 2000 SBV Indicator Examples

 +49.8 points in 3 days
(July 17-19, 2006)

July 19, 2006:

Chart 1: Trading the SBV indicator by using 4-rule system.
Russell 2000. 1-day view. VMA1 = 15-min

July 18, 2006:

Chart 1: Trading the SBV indicator by using 4-rule system.
Russell 2000. 1-day view. VMA1 = 15-min

July 19, 2006:

We used the following simple four-rule trading system based on our SBV indicator:

1. Once the SBV indicator declines below minus 33% (the SBV indicator will now show green), we enter a short position (if we are not already short);
2. Once the SBV indicator advances above minus 33% (after having been below that level), we will enter a long position (the SBV indicator still shows green);
3. Once the SBV indicator rallies above plus 33% (the SBV indicator will now show red), we enter a long position (if we are not already long);
4. Once the SBV indicator declines below plus 33% (after having been above that level), we will enter a short position (the SBV indicator still shows red).
   
   We have added the following rules to protect profits and cut losses:
5. Use a eight-point gain as the pre-determined, satisfactory profit target;
6. Set a stop-loss level at 3 points;
7. Exit positions by the end of the session;
   
   Additional rule we use for the first trade in session:
8. Since the price trend could be under the influence of the night futures trading after the market opens, we do not open a first trade for the session by #1 and #3 rules;