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Technical Q: Strength, Velocity, Speed: "really" different from Momentum?
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My physics is extremely rusty - enjoyed the video though. Must be a weird moon that has no gravity!
So how would this apply to price action? Total Force Applied = Mass times change in velocity. I can see where you might exchange mass for volume, and price change for velocity change to get a Volume Weighted Price Change which I guess is like a second derivative of VWAP, which I suppose could be used as a indicator. Is that what you meant?
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?