Trading the US dollar using volume price analysis
The world is watching the US markets today and, no doubt, over the next few days as the US Presidential election reaches its conclusion. Expect plenty of volatility, and the focus will be on the US dollar, where the currency array and currency matrix indicators come into their own.
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Introduction and Aussie Dollar Overview
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The speaker begins by discussing multiple currency strength index charts across different time frames (one, five, ten, and fifteen minutes), focusing on the Australian dollar which is continuing to rise. There is significant dollar selling activity visible across these time frames, contributing to the Aussie dollar's climb. The speaker also mentions reviewing dollar futures and the dollar spot matrix to analyze these trends further.
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The analysis continues with the Australian dollar's upward momentum possibly extending across longer time frames depending on individual perspectives. Attention shifts to yen pairs, noting a reversal from buying to strong selling in currencies like the Australian yen...
Trading the Dow Jones index during the US futures trading session.
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Trading Globex vs combined cash and electronic markets
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The speaker discusses the difference between trading on the Globex electronic market alone versus trading when both the cash market and electronic market operate simultaneously. Using an example of the London forex session starting at 8 AM UK time, they explain that price action on Globex tends to be more measured and less volatile, showing a steady trend development. The visual indicators transition through various colors, representing changes in market conditions and price trends, illustrating the contrast in price action and volume during different trading periods. The speaker also notes the recent UK clock adjustment affecting the timing.
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US market open impacts volatility and volume
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The U.S. markets now open at half past one instead of half past two, leading to a surge in volume and significant volatility with large price swings and whipsaws. This phase requires traders to be very agile, often using shorter...
Day trading index futures
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Introduction and webinar disclaimer
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The speaker welcomes attendees to the afternoon webinar and introduces herself and her husband, David, who is present but off-camera. She briefly mentions the importance of reviewing the on-screen disclaimer, emphasizing that trading is risky and participants should never use money they cannot afford to lose.
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Volume Price Analysis overview
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The segment introduces Volume Price Analysis (VPA), a method that examines price action alongside trading volume to confirm whether price movements are genuine. It emphasizes that volume should support price trends, and anomalies in volume can signal unusual market behavior. The explanation covers the broad methodology of VPA, including the importance of price action, volume, candlestick patterns, support and resistance levels, and the use of multiple time frames. It also mentions the application of non-time-based charts like Renko for analysis.
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FTSE 100 futures and nostalgia
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The speaker introduces a methodology for traders, supported by a principal book and a companion book with worked examples, both available on Amazon....
What is a reversal trading strategy?
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What Is a Reversal Trading Strategy?
A reversal trading strategy is a trading approach that aims to identify and profit from points where a prevailing trend is about to change direction. Instead of following the trend (trend trading), reversal traders look for signs that the current upward (bullish) or downward (bearish) move is exhausting, and a new trend in the opposite direction is beginning.
Key Characteristics
Focus on Turning Points: Traders enter positions at potential tops (sell/short) or bottoms (buy/long).
High Risk, High Reward: Reversals can lead to significant profits if timed correctly, but false signals (whipsaws) are common—many "reversals" turn out to be temporary pullbacks.
Timeframes: Works on any (intraday for day traders, daily/weekly for swing/investors).
How to Identify Reversals
Common signals (often used in combination for confluence):
Price Patterns: Head and shoulders, double tops/bottoms, doji candles, pin bars.
Momentum Divergence: RSI or MACD showing weaker highs/lows while price makes new extremes.
Support/Resistance: Price rejecting key levels (previous...
Day trading e-mini s&p futures, along with gold and oil
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Introduction and price action overview
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The speaker begins by greeting the audience and confirming audio and screen sharing are working. They introduce a discussion on recent price action observed on the Nasdaq (NQ) daily chart, highlighting a notable example of Volume Price Analysis (VPA). An annotated chart shared previously on Facebook is referenced, illustrating classic VPA patterns and some divergence, particularly noting attempts by the YM (Dow Jones futures) to rally despite the narrow price movements.
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Market fragility and Columbus Day rally
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The market is currently fragile and showing signs of weakness, with the ES struggling to maintain its position in a thinly traded area. A notable recent event was the Columbus Day candle, which featured an unusual strong rally despite markets being theoretically closed for the public holiday. This type of volatility and rapid price movement on thin volumes is common during the lead-up to Christmas, particularly in the first two weeks of...
Day trading multiple time frames using volume price analysis
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Webinar introduction and market overview
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The webinar host welcomes participants and acknowledges the different time zones of attendees. The session will focus on the current state of the U.S. markets, with some discussion on forex and forex futures. The host is joined by Anna and her husband David.
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British pound and disclaimer on trading risks
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The speaker notes a positive movement in the British pound and plans to analyze it from the futures market perspective, with input from David on a commodity. A disclaimer is given highlighting the risks of trading and advising viewers not to invest money they cannot afford to lose.
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Volume Price Analysis (VPA) explained
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The segment introduces volume price analysis, explaining it as the study of how price action interacts with trading volume on charts. It emphasizes the importance of determining whether a price move is genuine, a trap, or an anomaly, which helps traders predict future price direction.
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VPA methodology and example books
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The...
How to use multiple time frames trading forex
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Intro and selecting pound aussie trade
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The speaker begins by greeting the audience and addressing some chat questions before shifting focus to market analysis. They discuss their decision-making process between trading the euro and the pound, ultimately choosing the pound due to its strong movement. They highlight a significant drop in the pound and a corresponding rise in the Australian dollar, illustrating this with a five-minute chart to emphasize the strong selling and buying activity.
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Analyzing currency extremes and trends
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The speaker discusses monitoring currency extremes, focusing on the New Zealand dollar and the Australian dollar, which are strongly oversold. They highlight the importance of identifying early entry points by observing extremes, especially around the London open, and the value of understanding opposing buying and selling forces to anticipate strong trends.
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The importance of recognizing opposing forces of buying and selling is emphasized as a key to identifying the strongest trends. The speaker introduces the Currency Strength...
Price & volume technical analysis lessons during the London forex session
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Introduction and disclaimer
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The webinar begins with a welcome message for the London Forex session attendees. The presenter thanks the audience for their patience and reminds them of the trading disclaimer, emphasizing the risks involved in trading and advising not to use money that cannot be afforded to lose. Due to a delayed start, the presenter plans to quickly go through the next few slides.
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Forex market and volume price analysis
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The discussion focuses on analyzing forex market charts using volume price analysis, which combines price action with volume to determine the authenticity of chart movements. Emphasis is placed on considering fundamental news and data releases, as well as the influence of related markets. The speaker highlights that many traders, including beginners and some experienced ones, often overlook the important relationships between individual currencies, currency pairs, and other markets, especially through market sentiment or direct correlations.
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Inter-market relationships and currency pairs
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The speaker explains how...
A Great Trade In Gold!
There are several major risk events now facing the financial markets as we approach the end of the year, and in this video, we highlight this unique confluence of events, which could lead to not one, but perhaps two black swan events in the coming months. We will see.
In the meantime, we also focus on a terrific move on gold, which saw the precious metal end the session with a wide spread down candle and a strong trend lower, which truly delivered. Within the move, there were the usual pullbacks and reversals but volume price analysis helped to determine whether these were indeed primary reversals, which they were not, and therefore simply secondary trends reversing against the primary bearish trend lower.
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Webinar introduction and session overview
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The speaker welcomes everyone to the afternoon webinar, apologizing for the brief delay caused by a barking dog. The session will cover indices, some commodities, and a brief look at the forex...
Lessons for all traders in the US trading session
Some great trading lessons in the US trading session and a terrific move lower on gold with the precious metal selling off hard and wiping out the gains of the last few days. As always markets generally fall faster than they rise which is one of the advantages of trading the short side of the market. And whether you're a more experienced trader or just getting started, these are some of the lessons you need to learn quickly in order to progress as a trader.
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Introduction to multiple Renko charts and time frames
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The speaker explains switching to multiple Renko charts with different timeframes displayed at the bottom: 15 seconds, 30 seconds, and one minute. They describe the corresponding Renko brick sizes for each timeframe and clarify that the value 1.7 at the top indicates the brick size in terms of gold price per ounce, with each brick representing one dollar spot 70. The...
