The foundation of volume price analysis using the EUR/AUD
In this session from the London forex session, I explain how to spot anomalous candles using the EUR/AUD pair. Spotting such candles with their associated volume is one of the foundational elements to volume price analysis. The question we always ask ourselves is simply this: Is the price in agreement or disagreement with the price? If it is in agreement, all is well. If not we start to question why and understand what the market makers are doing. Are they buying, selling, or not participating? We follow them accordingly.
The volume price analysis methodology is covered in detail in The Complete Forex Trading Program which you can find by clicking the link here https://quantumtradingeducation.com
https://youtu.be/GAgtOarFv2U
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Volume and trend analysis on Euro Aussie
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The speaker reviews their Euro Ozzy analysis, focusing on volume as an indicator. They clarify previous points by demonstrating on the NinjaTrader platform. The discussion highlights the start of a trend marked by a...
How to judge risk on the trade with the CAD/JPY
The CAD/JPY delivered an excellent example of how to judge risk on the trade during the London forex session. It's not simply a question of considering the pair across the timeframes, but being aware of all the relational aspects which are likely to impact the trade. The relational aspect of trading forex is one which is rarely understand by forex traders, but covered in detail in The Complete Forex Trading Program which you can find by clicking the link here https://quantumtradingeducation.com
https://youtu.be/8nRFO_wsp1A
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Currency strength indicator overview
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The video discusses a currency strength indicator displayed across multiple timeframes including 3, 5, 10, and 15 minutes, providing a quick visual of the strength of major currencies. The presenter notes that the market has just passed the London open at 8:00 AM UK time, about 13 minutes into the session. There is a noticeable surge in market activity, with the FTSE 100 showing an initial spike followed...
A novel way to use the currency strength indicator
Try using the currency strength indicator like this - you will be surprised at how it helps you in your forex trading.
https://youtu.be/ktUaWIrHbgY
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Identifying significant chart levels
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The segment discusses analyzing short-term trading charts, focusing on the significance of the S4 level in price movements. It highlights the importance of recognizing key levels that influence market behavior, especially for traders working with fast timeframes. Understanding these levels helps traders anticipate price reactions and manage their positions more effectively, emphasizing the value of being forewarned about potential support or resistance zones.
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Trading synthetic indices on broker platforms
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The speaker addresses users of MetaTrader 4 and 5, as well as their quantum trading indicators, explaining that most broker platforms now allow trading of single instruments like the SP, Nasdaq, or Dow through synthetic contracts. These synthetic contracts are broker-created and not actual futures contracts, but traders can use the same trading approach. The speaker demonstrates this using the camera...
Trade commodities with confidence using volume price analysis
Volume price analysis can be applied to all markets and time frames, and in this section from the US trading session we highlight some excellent examples for both oil and gold in the faster time frames.
https://youtu.be/kOAfUnm-BuU
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Introduction to multiple index futures trading
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The speaker begins by adjusting the chat box and preparing to discuss a VBA example related to trading multiple indices. They mention the YM, NQ, and ES indices and reference trading futures such as the Russell or other index futures.
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Bearish sentiment and support levels analysis
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The segment discusses analyzing multiple indicators simultaneously to gain different perspectives on volume and price action, noting they generally move in the same direction but can diverge. It highlights a developing bearish sentiment on the daily chart, with a strong long-term bullish trend. The NQ daily chart is emphasized, especially regarding a key resistance level that acted as resistance yesterday and is now support. The analysis also considers the...
Volume price analysis gives a reversal signal for gold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSinpH8TCwk
Follow up to the reversal signal we saw in gold in the previous video.
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VIX spike and market reaction
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The speaker discusses the current market situation while preparing to have a cup of tea in the South Downs. They analyze the VIX index, noting a spike on the one-minute chart which explains the reaction in the broader market indices. Despite checking the news, no specific event is identified as the cause of the spike, suggesting this is a typical market occurrence. The VIX spike and subsequent index movement are central to the segment's focus.
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Avoid trading during holiday thin markets
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The speaker advises against trading during the holiday season due to thin markets and high volatility from low volumes. They compare this period to trading just before Christmas Eve, emphasizing the increased risks. The market instability observed is linked to these conditions, despite a substantial $2.3 trillion Fed backstop.
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Gold price reaction and profit taking
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The speaker discusses...
Volume price analysis trading
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_08HzqbMXM&t=835s
Volume price analysis trading can be used across all markets and timeframes and here we have an example on the gold chart.
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Intro and VIX overview
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The speaker apologizes for technical difficulties and checks audio clarity before starting the session. They introduce the VIX index charts, showing the one-minute and daily views, noting the current downtrend. The VIX is trading in a tight range with low volume as the session nears its end. The speaker then plans to briefly review gold prices before returning to discuss the indices in more detail.
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Gold weekly chart anomaly explained
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The speaker discusses a significant trend in gold observed recently and references a detailed post made a few days earlier. They highlight the importance of examining the weekly chart, which reveals a classic anomaly not apparent on faster timeframes. The speaker encourages viewers, especially those familiar with a contributor named Nick who provides in-depth weekend analysis, to explore cross-timeframe studies. This anomaly is notably visible...
A terrific trade on cable this morning, and if you missed the first signal, a second followed! This is the power of volume price analysis, which works in all timeframes and all markets, including forex. The chart above shows these classic trading examples on the GBP/USD and clearly highlighted by volume price analysis.
Trading the GBP in the London Open: Strategies, Pairs, and VPA Insights
The London session (8 AM–5 PM GMT) is the most liquid and volatile forex period, accounting for ~35% of daily volume. For GBP traders, this is prime time—overlaps with Tokyo (early) and New York (later) create momentum spikes. GBP pairs shine here due to UK economic data releases (CPI, employment, BOE decisions) and high institutional participation. Volume price analysis (VPA) is essential: high volume on moves confirms conviction, low volume warns of traps. Traders using VPA avoid false breakouts common at session opens.
Best GBP Pairs to Trade and When
Focus on these high-volume GBP pairs during London:
GBP/USD...
Analysis of the EUR/CAD, the volume point of control and Wyckoff's three laws
https://youtu.be/_G8vIVpyhP8
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Initial setup and volume point of control
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The speaker explains that instead of relying solely on the CSI or the chart, they took a screenshot to better understand the initial setup. They reference a three-minute chart of the Euro Canadian currency pair from about half an hour ago, highlighting the volume point of control and its significance in the market context.
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Market congestion and value area explained
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The segment explains the concept of a market congestion phase, also called a value area. This phase indicates market imbalance with no clear direction, as buying and selling activities are balanced. The market is essentially in a status of equilibrium, and it is noted that markets spend a significant amount of time in this balanced state.
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Triggers for market movement
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The speaker explains that about seventy percent of the time, prices move sideways until triggered by an event. These triggers can be fundamental news, geopolitical events,...
Plenty of trading opportunities this morning in the forex markets
https://youtu.be/YSnxi13pA10
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Introduction and oil market overview
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The speaker greets the audience and adjusts audio settings, ensuring the volume is appropriate. They mention following the CAD Yin since early morning while monitoring screens.
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Commodity currencies and volume analysis
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The speaker discusses various time intervals used in chart analysis, including three, five, ten, fifteen, thirty minutes, and the daily chart. They highlight the significance of these intervals in understanding recent movements in commodity currencies, such as the Canadian dollar's upward trend. The speaker also mentions volume changes, noting a decrease in volume that affects the analysis.
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Market moves and volatility triggers
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The segment explains the power of volume price analysis and understanding related markets. It highlights recent strong moves in commodity currencies, which surged before pausing and starting to decline, particularly the Australian dollar. The analysis points to significant volume driving price movement, with volatility and velocity triggers indicating heavy selling pressure. The market is now shifting sideways with...
Terrific trade on the EUR/AUD as the London forex market opens
We follow a great trade on the EUR/AUD which develops nicely during the session.
https://youtu.be/9WOrFzF_uFk
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Introduction to Euro Aussie currency analysis
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The speaker discusses their experience with the Euro/Ozzy currency pair, highlighting it as a prime example of analyzing currency strength using charts and indicators across multiple timeframes. They emphasize their focus as a reversal trader and describe witnessing a setup forming in this context.
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Multi-timeframe currency strength overview
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The speaker discusses analyzing the euro currency across multiple timeframes—3, 5, 10, and 15 minutes—to get a comprehensive view of its movement. Early in the session, trading conditions were congested, making it difficult to find trades. Patience is emphasized while waiting for a move developing consistently across different timeframes. The euro showed strong climbing momentum on shorter timeframes, with similar patterns emerging on the 10- and 15-minute charts, although moves tend to be less pronounced on slower timeframes as expected.
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Euro and Aussie dollar trend comparison
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