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.
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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...
Learn how sentiment drives the forex markets
More on understanding risk and sentiment to succeed as a forex trader.
https://youtu.be/6DthwRYmyTY
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Introduction to market sentiment and trading approach
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The speaker begins by addressing a question related to trading sentiment, referencing New Zealand as an example. They acknowledge that many traders find this concept confusing but assure that it is straightforward. The speaker mentions using resources like Investing.com and program materials that explain trading sentiment in great detail, emphasizing that this foundational knowledge is covered extensively for learners.
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Interrelation of markets and money flow concept
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The speaker discusses trading markets from a multi-timeframe perspective, emphasizing that technical analysis alone is insufficient. They highlight that all capital markets—forex, bonds, commodities, equities—are interconnected and driven by money flow, which is fundamentally about managing risk. Investors aim to maximize returns while protecting their capital, especially during periods of market fear. The continuous movement of money reflects shifting risk appetites, with stocks and shares representing higher-risk assets.
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Risk assets vs safe haven assets...
Risk sentiment and currency flows explained
Forex trading success is about understanding the relational aspects of markets - of risk on and risk off and how this is reflected in risk and safe haven assets.
https://youtu.be/lgSwvVqX_9U
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New Zealand yen volume and price analysis
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The speaker begins by adjusting the screen layout to focus on the content, specifically highlighting the New Zealand yen currency pair on a three-minute chart. They emphasize the clarity of certain trades on this chart, suggesting these opportunities are unmistakable and easy to identify.
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European session open and volume spikes
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The segment analyzes volume and price action during the seven o'clock hour, marking the start of the European session. It highlights a significant surge in volume and volatility, particularly leading up to the London open at 8 o'clock. The speaker points out a pattern where despite heavy volume, price candles close with narrow bodies and lower wicks, indicating strong buying by major market participants and market makers. This buying activity occurs during a...
Patience on the EUR/NZD as we wait for a reversal
Patience on the EUR/NZD as we wait for a reversal following the sharp move lower earlier in the forex trading session.
https://youtu.be/jeeeGF52Osg
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Euro and Euro Yen technical outlook
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The speaker concludes the discussion by comparing the Eurodollar and Euro Yen pairs, noting that neither chart currently shows strong technical signals. They suggest that sentiment might have a greater impact on the Euro Yen than on the Euro Dollar, potentially influencing movements in that pair more significantly.
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Euro New Zealand 10-minute chart move
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The segment discusses the recent price movement of the Euro/New Zealand currency pair, highlighting a notable downward move starting from the volume point of control at 0.860 on the 10-minute chart. It emphasizes the importance of considering volume surges, particularly those that occur at the London market open, which tend to override prior price action. An unexpected volatility candle is mentioned, marked by increased volume, though still relatively low compared to earlier activity, indicating...
The building blocks of volume price analysis
Learn the building blocks of volume price analysis and take your trading and investing to a new level. Build your trading approach on universal and solid foundations.
https://youtu.be/sTUP0jOCfrg
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Webinar introduction and disclaimer
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The webinar for the London session is about to start, with a reminder of the disclaimer regarding the risks of trading. Attendees are cautioned not to trade with money they cannot afford to lose. The session is beginning a few minutes later than scheduled.
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Overview of forex volume price analysis
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The speaker introduces the session focused on the forex market, explaining that they will use a volume price analysis methodology developed over nearly 20 years. They plan to demonstrate this approach using live charts and recent price action examples from the previous day continuing into today.
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Combining technicals, fundamentals, and sentiment
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The segment introduces the approach to analyzing the forex market, emphasizing that it involves not only technical analysis but also fundamental factors and related markets. The example of...
What the currency heatmap reveals for all forex traders
The currency heatmap is a powerful indicator that reveals sentiment for all 28 currency pairs in a single workspace. As sentiment ripples through the pairs so these reflect these changes on the weighted ranking ladder alongside.
https://youtu.be/moJPJm9uLMc
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Welcome and technical issues
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The speaker welcomes everyone warmly and apologizes for a slight delay caused by technical issues. They encourage participants to ask questions in the chat box, noting there have already been several. A brief exchange occurs acknowledging the situation and expressing hope that the technical problems are resolved. The speaker mentions using the VP chat room to scroll through messages and references discussing longer-term planning.
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Overview of longer-term timeframes
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The speaker discusses analyzing different timeframes for trading, specifically mentioning daily charts such as those for the New Zealand yen. They emphasize the importance of using slower timeframes and highlight the currency heat map as a crucial tool for trading over these longer periods.
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Currency heat map explained
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This segment...
Reversal Trading & Traps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azf7b6ror6c
Market reversals happen for many reasons and can at times be simply a trap which is something that happens on a regular basis at the London open. This extract from one of London open webinars explains in more detail.
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Webinar introduction and disclaimer
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The webinar begins with a welcome and thanks to attendees for their patience. The host reminds viewers about the disclaimer emphasizing the risks involved in trading and advises against using money that cannot be afforded to lose. A quick audience check is mentioned, noting a diverse group of participants.
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Audience overview and market context
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The speaker welcomes a diverse group of participants including Forex program students, users of quantum indicators, readers of their books, and newcomers. They note the absence of significant fundamental news this morning, despite important news having occurred overnight, and plan to examine its impact.
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Volume price analysis methodology
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The discussion introduces the analysis of the forex market, specifically the Aussie dollar, using volume price analysis (VPA),...
You don't need a futures account to start trading indices - try the US30 on MT5
If you are keen to get started trading indices but don't want to open a futures account, the MT5 platform is a great place to start. And of course, as a forex trader following equity markets as part of the relational analysis is key to success trading currencies.
https://youtu.be/scD_caOS2x8
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Introduction and session overview
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The speaker welcomes everyone and thanks them for their patience while waiting for the recording to start. They explain that the session will be recorded and later divided into smaller segments based on different topics. These recordings will be available on their YouTube channels, Anna Cooling and Quantum Trading. The speaker expresses gratitude for the audience's presence and prepares to begin.
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Disclaimer and day trading markets
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The session begins with a disclaimer emphasizing the risks involved in trading and advising participants not to use money they cannot afford to lose. The focus of the session is on...
Become an expert in the Australian dollar
As the London forex session starts, Anna explains how to become an expert in one currency, and here she focuses on the Australian dollar.
https://youtu.be/6raZUefGj2c
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Introduction and trading disclaimer
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The webinar begins promptly with a welcome and an overview of the session's focus on the forex market—past trends, current status, and future expectations. The presenter highlights the importance of the trading disclaimer, emphasizing the risks of trading and advising participants to never trade with money they cannot afford to lose. The audience is diverse, including Forex program students, users of quantum trading indicators, and readers of related trading methodology books.
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Overview of volume price analysis methodology
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The methodology discussed is Volume Price Analysis (VPA), a trading approach combining price action and volume analysis that has been developed over the past 20 years. It incorporates candle patterns, support and resistance, and the concept of time to provide insights not only on past and current price movements but also on likely...
Yes - you can apply volume to cryptocurrency trading!
If you thought volume price analysis could only be applied to stocks, equities, forex and bonds, think again. It works just as well for cryptocurrencies as this video explains from the morning forex trading session. In this case, we are using the TradingView platform with the Quantum Trading indicators and for Bitcoin, but the methodology can be applied to any other cryptocurrency.
https://youtu.be/I3k9yYXnO5I
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Using volume to trade cryptocurrencies
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The speaker addresses common questions about using indicators on TradingView, focusing on whether volume-based analysis applies to various markets, specifically cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. They confirm that volume and price analysis can be used to trade cryptocurrencies and demonstrate this using a 5-minute Bitcoin chart on TradingView with their indicators.
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Multiple timeframes and volatility triggers
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The speaker discusses different time intervals—ten, fifteen, and twenty minutes—and demonstrates selecting one to view in full size. They mention keeping multiple intervals visible for easier comparison and highlight the presence of volatility triggers. The...