Why Sign Up for VPA Coaching: Unlock Trading Consistency and Achieve Your Goals
In today's volatile markets, achieving consistent trading success in forex or stocks feels elusive for many. That's where Volume Price Analysis (VPA) coaching programs come in. At Quantum Trading Education, Anna Coulling's specialised coaching — whether for forex trading or stock investing — empowers you to see the truth behind price action. Using VPA, you'll learn to spot institutional intent, avoid traps, and build strategies that align with your goals. Whether you're aiming for financial independence, steady income from day trading, or long-term portfolio growth, our one-to-one coaching sessions provide the tools and mindset to make it happen.
The Historical Roots of VPA: From Tape Reading to Wyckoff's Legacy
Volume Price Analysis didn't start with modern charts — its foundations trace back to the early 20th century and tape reading. Pioneers like Jesse Livermore mastered reading real-time price and volume from ticker tapes, spotting manipulation and momentum. Richard Wyckoff took...
This video focuses on the recent price action of gold futures on the daily chart, in particular, the volatility that sent the precious metal plummeting. However, volume price analysis reveals the truth behind the price action and the trap move created by market makers and insiders.
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Introduction to gold futures and time frames
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The speaker introduces the Ninja Trader platform and mentions that there is about an hour to an hour and a half left in the trading session. They plan to analyze the GC contract, which represents gold futures, across six different time frames ranging from 15 seconds to daily. The speaker notes that typically, the focus is on intraday charts for indices during these sessions.
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Focus on daily chart and the importance of volatility
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The speaker discusses focusing on the daily chart for gold rather than faster time frames to better understand market dynamics. They explain that the daily chart provides a classic example of entrapment. It reveals how volatility across time...
In this video, Anna Coulling considers the SPY across various timeframes using volume price analysis to help give a view on where the index is heading next. This follows a long period of consolidation which has also embraced a big rotation out of technology and into other sectors which reminds us of the importance of keeping these charts on the radar.
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Introduction and indicator overview
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Anna and her husband David welcome viewers to the live stream and introduce their unique trading indicators developed at quantumtrading.com. These indicators support their volume price analysis (VPA) methodology, though they do not solely dictate trading decisions. David will later provide more details on the specific indicators they use, emphasizing that indicators serve as tools to support—not confirm—their VPA signals.
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Anna discusses her presence on social media platforms such as X, Facebook, and her blog anaccooling.com, noting a recent decrease in Facebook activity but a commitment to resume posting. She highlights that the educational content from these live...
Candle and chart patterns are an important aspect of volume price analysis, but it's also important to recognize that some have a higher probability of playing out. For example, double and triple tops & bottoms have a high probability of playing out, which we have seen on the Apple weekly chart. First, we had the double top, with the stock subsequently rebounding from the deep valleys at the $168 area. However, as shown on the weekly chart above, Apple now faces the possibility of a triple top. This results from Apple's failure to take out the highs of the double top peaks at $199 and yesterday's daily close of a bearish engulfing candle in high volume does not bode well for the stock. Interestingly, yesterday's price action was against the background of Apple's new announcements at the WWDC24 (Worldwide Developers Conference), where the focus was on AI & the integration with ChatGPT.
Based on comments in my X-feed, the jury seems...
Trading With Multiple Timeframes On SPYCore Points[00:00 ~ 05:57] Introduction to the session on stock trading and investing using volume price analysis (VPA), highlighting the global audience and the inherent risks of trading. Announcement of the completion of a comprehensive “Complete Stock Trading and Investing Program” covering the entire spectrum from fast, short-term trading including zero-day-to-expiry (0DTE) options to long-term investing and asset allocation. Emphasis on the overlap between trading and investing disciplines despite their differences, and the intention for the program to serve users for life with ongoing updates.[05:18 ~ 08:24] Recognition of significant changes in the trading landscape, especially post-pandemic with the surge in 0DTE options trading, which involves not just retail traders but also institutional participation. The program incorporates these new market realities. Introduction of newly developed volume-based indicators, including the Volume Relative Strength Indicator (VRSI) and advanced VWAP versions, which are integrated into the program and existing clients receive them free of charge.[08:29 ~ 12:45] Market overview focusing on the SPY (S&P...
Most traders and investors get very frustrated with consolidation phases of price action on a chart, but as VPA students, we know these zones are the spawning ground of trends. One such example can be found on the daily chart for Meta (formerly Facebook), which has risen over 60% YTD. This turnaround in fortune has been driven in part by strong retail inflows at the beginning, but the groundwork was laid in December, as we can see on the daily chart.
The charts in this post are from my TradingView account, and we can see immediately the accumulation during this timescale with the accumulation and distribution indicator (blue hatched) thickening as the phase developed, confirming it would provide a strong platform of support for any move higher. Note also the yellow pivots in the consolidation, which helped to define the highs and lows.
On the weekly chart, we can see the vpa lessons and how the outermost support line of the volume...
