This chart is a monthly with four volume indicators
1. Traditional volume below price on the horizontal axis.
2. Volume by Price (bars along left axis).
3. Anchored Volume Weighted Average Price.
4. Peak Energy which are the dark red/green lines that move up and down as price changes.
I use volume by price to look for support/resistance and exhaustion. Long bars are where price can reverse. Short bars are sometimes exhaustion (think price hitting and reversing resulting is a wick).
AVWAP is a simple concept of using volume to weight a moving average of price. I anchor it at the IPO, ATL, ATH, and near term swing high low. There are lots of ways it can be used but I want simple. Brian Shannon is the go to source for more info.
Peak Expansion (I use Energy in lieu of Price due to the interest in volume) is a moving target of maximum price. I am not an expert but have been using it to see if it complements the others. One thing I watch is when the VBP, AVWAP, and price are at the same point in time. So if we have a candlestick which hits a S/R level near a AVWAP or Peak Energy, I think it's a place to consider buying or selling.
https://imgur.com/4m7UyLZ
I added S/R lines to the chart. I would think a good place to buy GBTC is around 11.50 or 8.00 on a monthly for a risk averse investor. And sell some as it rises with resistance around 16. Using momentum can enhance entries and exits.
With respect to Peak I am still learning how it might fit. Here's a link to some info:
https://help.cqg.com/cqgic/23/default.h ... tudies.htm
Anyway, what I think this helps with is identifying price levels of interest on any time frame. And this service has enhanced my ability to use the information in a pretty savvy way.
I hope Sol understands that when he begins to limit official plays that some of us are open to his unofficial ideas shared on this forum.