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The relationship between gold and the USD is usually inverse. In other words, gold rises when the USD falls and vice versa. This relationship often breaks down, but when they move higher in tandem, it is always a result of stress and panic, which is what we have been seeing as the situation in Ukraine continues to escalate. In this video, we explain this in more detail and the similarities in the gold and USD index charts, both of which are freely available on most MT4 broker platforms.
The USD/Gold Relationship: An Inverse Dance Driven by Market Forces
The USD and gold share a classic inverse relationship in financial markets. When the US dollar strengthens, gold prices typically fall, and vice versa. This dynamic stems from gold being priced in dollars globally—a stronger USD makes gold more expensive for non-US buyers, reducing demand. Conversely, a weaker dollar boosts gold's appeal as an affordable hedge. Traders watch the USD index (DXY) closely for...
A refresher on using the currency dashboard in multiple timeframes and how the four indicators that make up the dashboard can help with identifying strong flows into individual currencies and currency pairs. This visual representation of the flow allows us to spot likely candidates for a reversal trade as well as those pairs which are simply moving sideways and where patience is required.
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By Anna Coulling - creator of volume price analysis
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A packed webinar where we covered the importance of recognising the signals from the bond market, which in this case is the message on the daily chart of the HYG - the EFT for high-yielding bonds, aka junk bonds, the first sector to react when markets become stressed. We then considered two stocks, namely Romeo Power and Lucid which both benefited from a surge in volume that resulted in two very different outcomes. And finally, a look at General Motors, which has recently seen the same, following a recent sharp sell-off signalled on the daily chart by a two-bar reversal and the Quantum volatility indicators. GM is definitely one to watch for our next session.
The Bond Market: The Largest and Most Influential Financial Market
The bond market, often called the fixed-income market, is the largest financial market in the world, dwarfing the stock and forex markets. Global bond outstanding exceeds $120 trillion, with US Treasuries alone over $30 trillion. Governments, corporations,...
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Markets need volatility but often this is exaggerated and a great excuse to trap traders on the wrong side of the market. This happens because of FOMO - fear of missing out as the price action races away. This is when traders usually jump in just before the price abruptly reverses. This is where the volatility indicator comes in as it is triggered in real time so as soon as the price action is outside of its ATR (average true range) for that timeframe and traders know to expect either a reversal into the spread of the price action once the candle closes off or a complete reversal. We see this type of price action before fundamental news releases, major news events, and at the opening of the market.
In this recorded webinar we examine volatility both in the forex market and the Wall Street open. For forex, it was the BOC interest rate decision that was responsible for the exaggerated...
Whilst this example comes from the stock market which in this case is Antero Midstream an energy sector that is enjoying some bullish momentum it works equally well in forex and other markets. The recorded webinar explains how the Quantum indicators can work so well with major chart patterns which in this case is the wedge. The indicators in play include the volume point of control sitting at the bottom trendline whilst the accumulation & distribution borders the top line. The key trading lesson here is if the stock manages to break from the vpoc the much tested accumulation & distribution line is likely to be the maximum reach on the time frame in question (daily). So one to watch in the coming weeks.
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by Anna Coulling - creator of volume price analysis
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In this recorded webinar David explains how we use volume price analysis and the Quantumtrading Cryptocurrency strength indicator to find suitable trades. The indicator works in the same as the forex csi except with the CCSI it is possible to swap out cryptos for those you wish to trade assuming the platform supports them. The indicator is currently available for Tradingview.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Tyeoues53s
By Anna Coulling - creator of volume price analysis
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Ready to Master Stock Trading with Volume Price Analysis?
Join The Complete Stock Trading & Investing Program by Anna Coulling and unlock professional-level insights. Learn to spot institutional accumulation, avoid traps, and build consistent strategies using VPA. Lifetime access, Quantum indicators, and real-market examples—transform your investing today!
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Ready to Master Forex Trading with Volume Price Analysis?
Join The Complete Forex Trading Program by Anna Coulling and unlock professional-level insights. Learn relational strength, spot momentum shifts, and build consistent strategies using VPA. Lifetime access, Quantum indicators, and real-market examples—transform your...
Whilst volatility is both a trader's best friend and worst enemy, it remains essential for generating trading opportunities. But when it drains away it can make trading both tricky and frustrating. We have two examples in this recording on probably the two most popular assets, namely Tesla and Bitcoin, which are now both rangebound. Patience is now key, and it is in this type of market that the volume point of control comes into its own, along with the accumulation and distribution indicator, as they mark out these areas visually while giving us an indication of their strength. And, of course, such market conditions can be found across all markets, including forex, and the same lessons apply.
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By Anna Coulling - creator of volume price analysis
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Ready to Master Stock Trading with Volume Price Analysis?
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The currency strength indicator in multiple time frames along with volume price analysis can help with entries and re-entries. A great example on the Eur/cad in the recorded webinar. In addition, a reminder on the perils of the session crossover and how the Aussie reflects market sentiment.
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By Anna Coulling - creator of volume price analysis
Ready to Master Forex Trading with Volume Price Analysis?
Join The Complete Forex Trading Program by Anna Coulling and unlock professional-level insights. Learn relational strength, spot momentum shifts, and build consistent strategies using VPA. Lifetime access, Quantum indicators, and real-market examples—transform your forex trading today!
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Trading forex using volume price analysis with Anna Coulling in the weekly live webinars for those wanting to learn how to trade currencies with confidence.
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Introduction and Disclaimer
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The webinar host welcomes attendees to the morning forex session, apologizing for feeling a bit washed out due to the heat. They express gratitude for participants' time and introduce the webinar's focus on recent and current forex market developments. A disclaimer about the risks involved in trading is also highlighted.
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Overview of Volume Price Analysis in Forex
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The discussion focuses on the importance of using money one can afford to lose when trading in the forex market. It introduces volume price analysis (VPA) as a method to interpret charts by examining the close relationship between price action and trading volume, highlighting buying and selling activity. The segment explains how VPA helps determine whether market moves are genuine. Additionally, it mentions that further explanation and resources on this methodology, including a digital box set for forex, are...
Currency markets pause ahead of Powell and the FED
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Introduction to holistic trading approach
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The webinar introduces a holistic approach to trading, emphasizing the importance of considering a broad range of factors beyond one's specific trading focus. The session will cover forex initially, then indices, and stocks, illustrating how different markets share common elements. The aim is to provide a shortcut to understanding market conditions by using Volume Price Analysis (VPA), applicable to any instrument with price and volume data.
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Participants are encouraged to ask questions during the session. The presenter highlights that the approach is useful regardless of the trading instrument, hoping attendees gain new insights. A trading risk disclaimer is given, advising not to trade with money one cannot afford to lose. The session will be divided into shorter videos for later viewing on YouTube.
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Explanation of Volume Price Analysis (VPA)
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The speaker introduces Volume Price Analysis (VPA), emphasizing the close relationship between price action and volume, best understood through chart analysis. References...
