Learn how to read the fundamental data just like a chart
Fundamental data can be read on a chart like any other, and Anna explains how in this video.
https://youtu.be/8CpODxPkX90
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Webinar introduction and disclaimer
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The webinar host welcomes participants from various locations, including the UK and the US. Before beginning, the host emphasizes the importance of the trading disclaimer, reminding viewers that trading carries significant risks and advising them not to use money they cannot afford to lose.
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Audience and session overview
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This segment introduces the audience, acknowledging the mix of returning Forex program students, book readers, and users of various quantum indicators. It sets the stage for the session by explaining that the focus will be on analyzing charts and futures markets.
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Volume price analysis explained
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The speaker explains that the focus will not be on stocks but includes some Forex content, analyzing charts through volume price analysis. This method examines price action alongside volume to understand current market behavior and predict future movements. Reference is made...
Calm your trading emotions using this approach!
https://youtu.be/b2GxZbIbrvA
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Introduction to Renko and non-time-based charts
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The speaker apologizes for technical issues with the monitor and chatbox, then introduces the concept of using non-time-based charts, specifically Renko charts. They explain that Renko charts provide a way to smooth price action, highlighting the use of a Renko optimizer across three different time frames: 15 seconds, 30 seconds, and another duration not fully mentioned. The segment emphasizes the practical application of these charts as an alternative to traditional time-based charts.
01:33
Using Renko optimizer across multiple timeframes
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The speaker demonstrates using the wrinkle optimizer tool by selecting a 15-second segment, which automatically calculates the optimal brick size. They highlight the simplicity of the process and point out a clear trend visible along the timestamp in the tool.
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Renko smoothing congestion and price spikes
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The speaker explains how Renko charts smooth out periods of congestion seen in time-based charts, reducing the spikes and erratic movements typical around certain times. By filtering out these...
Why daily time-frames are important
Whether you are a scalping intraday trader or longer term swing or trend trader, the daily charts reveal so much.
https://youtu.be/2_LTibx8Vd4
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Daily chart analysis and volume point
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The speaker introduces a daily chart from their website annacooling.com, highlighting that the stock indices are trading above their volume point, which is described as a fulcrum level important for market analysis.
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Similar chart patterns in indices
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The speaker discusses the market patterns for the NQ, SP, and YM indices, noting their similarities, especially on the daily chart. They emphasize the importance of reviewing the daily chart even when day trading, rather than focusing solely on the previous day's activity.
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Anomalies in price and volume
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The speaker analyzes recent market activity, noting a few good trading days interrupted by an unusual selling day that did not reverse the overall trend. They discuss anomalies in the market, specifically discrepancies between price and volume, highlighting that such anomalies can appear in different forms and there isn't a single...
Related markets and what they reveal in terms of risk
All the financial markets are connected by one thing - risk. Learn how we apply this in terms of a proxy risk currency pair.
https://youtu.be/RxpfxtZOj70
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Japanese yen as risk indicator
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The speaker discusses the significance of the Japanese yen in financial markets, noting its dual role in reflecting both risk-on and risk-off sentiments. They highlight how movements in the yen can sometimes predict changes in stock indices. An example from their proprietary forex platform, featuring specialist indicators developed for the forex market, is mentioned to illustrate this point.
00:46
Yen pairs moving lower signals indices drop
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The discussion focuses on the behavior of EM pairs, specifically those involving the yen as the counterparty currency, on hourly and 20-minute charts. These pairs tend to move consistently in one direction, making trend movements easy to identify. Currently, the pairs are moving lower, which is a negative signal for indices and equities, suggesting potential continued declines due to increased selling...
Using the currency strength indicator to reveal sentiment on MT5 indices
You don't have to have a futures account to trade US indices - they are all available on MT5 which is a multi asset platform. And in this part of the US futures trading session Anna explains how to use the currency strength indicator in combination with the index to reveal market sentiment using the proxy currency pair.
https://youtu.be/_tqY0GWYNtk
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Introduction to Ninja Trader platform and market access issues
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The speaker discusses an issue accessing their trading platform with Ninja Trader, explaining that the GGW wouldn't allow access. They mention efforts to set up different platforms, including Ninja Trader and TradeStation, within a short time. However, they clarify that trading these particular markets through Forex brokers on MT4 and MT5 platforms is not possible.
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Synthetic market versions and US 100 Nasdaq equivalence
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The platform offers a synthetic version of either the cash market or the futures market, specifically the U.S. 100, which corresponds to the Nasdaq....
