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Tried searching for pricesquawk.com in this forum and was surprised to find no thread dedicated to them. If anyone could pitch-in on whether they used/still use this in their trading, that would be much appreciated.
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I am in no way "affiliated" with PriceSquawk, this is just my opinion.
I just saw this thread now, so this may be a tad late but I think PriceSquawk deserves attention. I've been using it for the past week or so with the 14 day free trial, and I personally love it. You can set up volume alerts by size/amount, use trade sounds so that there's a particular sound for an uptick versus a downtick, and you can even customize settings to the point where the pitch changes for consecutive upticks (higher pitch sound) and vice versa. It's an excellent product and there's a lot more to it than what I mentioned. Seeing and hearingprice action is a different story.. I've always been hearing-oriented in my comprehension (or at least that's what I think), so it's great for me. But.. Admittedly, it can get annoying at times, and it is expensive. With that being said, it's worth trying it out for a couple of weeks at least. Right now, I'm considering purchasing it.
I've dedicated the past week or so to mostly watching the MES, and I've been listening to it with PriceSquawk as well. Obviously, like with all tools in trading, it won't solve all of your problems, but I will say this.. Breakouts become much more apparent. Using it in conjunction with a footprint and the tape, the market just screams at you to enter. Anyway, try it out for yourself if you haven't already. We all have different tastes.
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If you want a sample of what it's all about there are free real-time audio streams for crypto markets driven by pricesquawk available at cryptosquawk.pricesquawk.com (requires registration).
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