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06-29-2009, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Clyde

Based on my observation, if we leave the depth to the full extend, say 6~10 levels, the Bid and Offer side would always show the same amount. In that situation, depth window won't provide any buy/sell signal.

Shall we limit the depth level so it will show the difference between Bid and Offer?

Thank you for your question. I recommend that you use 3 or 4 levels instead for better signals.

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