OK.
So let's take a look at one of the indicators we are using money flow.
So money flow basically is an oscillator that tells us about the influx of capital towards inequity
during a specific period of time.
So this is a daily chart.
Each bite indicates it day.
The volume that's coming in in a specific way and the money flow is the influx of capitals.
And when the line is inside of this purple area this is going to either in normal operating area as
we see in price when the line goes up in the reaches into the above the 80 into the white section.
This is what's called over Boch.
So there's been an influx of capitals in.
Things are getting overbought.
And at that point you should expect and those that have gained quite so much to close their positions
and take their profits.
So that causes the overbought to roll down because they're selling coming in roll down and then we should
expect the line of money flow to continue to move lower and reach below 20 at some point he's going
to get there.
And that's where he goes when he drops below 20 that becomes the Walbert song.
So when the line crosses above 80 San Diego does consider overbought.
Expect a pull back when the lime green line crosses down below 20 30 20 tells us that the apathy has
been oversold expect a bounce off in move up the price as well as the line.
So it's one of those oscillators that tells us about overbought in all its own regions and also the
influx of capital into that specific entity very useful.
And I remember using.