More examples of volume price analysis in action in this live session
https://youtu.be/XTZCANaY8yA
00:00
Introduction and trading disclaimer
00:00
The webinar begins with a welcome to the Forex session focused on the London market. The presenter thanks attendees for their patience while technical issues are resolved. A disclaimer is emphasized, warning viewers about the risks of trading and advising them not to use money they cannot afford to lose. The session will cover relevant Forex trading topics.
00:30
Forex market overview with volume price analysis
00:30
The discussion begins with an overview of the forex market using volume price analysis (VPA) as the primary technical analysis method. VPA combines price action and volume data to interpret market movements. Additionally, it's important to consider fundamental factors and related market sentiment since some currency pairs are influenced by other markets, and forex can sometimes predict movements elsewhere. The speaker also introduces a practical example of VPA to clarify the concept.
01:33
The methodology of VPA extends beyond price and volume to include candlestick...
Using volume price analysis to trade CME futures including currency futures and index futures on the Tradestation and NinjaTrader platforms
https://youtu.be/jHeUs5a2kvU
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Introduction to the webinar and topics
00:00
The webinar begins with a welcome from the hosts, Anna and David, who introduce themselves and the focus of the session on U.S. markets and futures. Anna acknowledges both returning and new viewers, setting the stage for the discussion ahead.
01:16
Overview of day trading session focus
01:16
The webinar series includes multiple sessions, with a break between them. The day trading sessions are split into two parts: one focusing solely on stocks, scheduled for 3:15 PM, and the current session covering day trading concepts with broader applicability to markets like currency futures, indices, and commodities. The methodology discussed is versatile across markets and time frames, but specific stock-related fundamentals and scanning techniques will be addressed in the separate stocks session. The speaker also reminds viewers of the disclaimer before starting.
02:21
Volume Price Analysis methodology
02:21
The speaker emphasizes the risks involved in...
Volume price analysis examples across the timeframes
https://youtu.be/_7eORVR2KCU
00:10
Introduction to Renko and multiple time frames
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The speaker welcomes the audience and confirms audio and screen sharing are working. They introduce the use of multiple Renko charts on the Anova's Omrenko platform, explaining how the indicator is applied similarly to multiple time frames. The bottom charts show 15-second, 30-second, and one-minute intervals, and the speaker refreshes them to display the current brick sizes, noting the settling values for each time frame.
01:19
Renko bricks value and momentum vs time charts
01:19
The speaker explains that each brick in the chart represents a $5 point, making each brick worth over $100, highlighting the significant profit potential per brick. Unlike traditional time-based charts, Renko and tick charts focus on momentum and price movement rather than time intervals. These charts update based on price changes—in this case, every 10 points—allowing them to reflect market speed and volatility more accurately, independent of time.
02:19
Trend dots and trend monitor indicators explained
02:19
The segment explains how...
What is a reversal trading strategy?
https://youtu.be/1z-mvwaSD0Q
What Is a Reversal Trading Strategy?
A reversal trading strategy is a trading approach that aims to identify and profit from points where a prevailing trend is about to change direction. Instead of following the trend (trend trading), reversal traders look for signs that the current upward (bullish) or downward (bearish) move is exhausting, and a new trend in the opposite direction is beginning.
Key Characteristics
Focus on Turning Points: Traders enter positions at potential tops (sell/short) or bottoms (buy/long).
High Risk, High Reward: Reversals can lead to significant profits if timed correctly, but false signals (whipsaws) are common—many "reversals" turn out to be temporary pullbacks.
Timeframes: Works on any (intraday for day traders, daily/weekly for swing/investors).
How to Identify Reversals
Common signals (often used in combination for confluence):
Price Patterns: Head and shoulders, double tops/bottoms, doji candles, pin bars.
Momentum Divergence: RSI or MACD showing weaker highs/lows while price makes new extremes.
Support/Resistance: Price rejecting key levels (previous...
A Great Trade In Gold!
There are several major risk events now facing the financial markets as we approach the end of the year, and in this video, we highlight this unique confluence of events, which could lead to not one, but perhaps two black swan events in the coming months. We will see.
In the meantime, we also focus on a terrific move on gold, which saw the precious metal end the session with a wide spread down candle and a strong trend lower, which truly delivered. Within the move, there were the usual pullbacks and reversals but volume price analysis helped to determine whether these were indeed primary reversals, which they were not, and therefore simply secondary trends reversing against the primary bearish trend lower.
https://youtu.be/9ZvhNolh_BM
00:01
Webinar introduction and session overview
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The speaker welcomes everyone to the afternoon webinar, apologizing for the brief delay caused by a barking dog. The session will cover indices, some commodities, and a brief look at the forex...
A powerful application of volume price analysis
In this video, we explain how to use volume price analysis to help identify changes in trend and whether the trend is setting up for a true reversal or simply pausing and moving into congestion or a pullback. This is one of the most powerful applications of volume price analysis as it will help you to stay in the trend to maximise your profits and not exit early on an emotional reaciton to take your profits off the table.
https://youtu.be/vqK2sSiHczk
00:12
Introduction and microphone setup
00:12
The speaker greets the audience and confirms the microphone is working properly. They adjust the audio levels and introduce the setup, mentioning they are using a multiple time frame workspace displaying 15-second, one-minute, and three-minute intervals.
00:47
Cable and dollar strength analysis
00:47
The speaker discusses recent market movements, focusing on the pound's decline against a strong dollar. The analysis is based on a five-minute chart showing a significant downward trend in the pound. The trend monitor...
A volume price analysis lesson on the YM E-Mini
https://youtu.be/vvfVqOboS3w
Introduction and webinar overview
00:01
The speaker humorously mentions taking control of the webinar from a colleague and welcomes everyone to the session. They comment on the hot weather in the UK and liken the current quietness in the markets to people struggling to stay alert, noting the anticipation around the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.
00:32
Trading disclaimer and new series info
00:32
The session begins with a reminder about the risks involved in trading, emphasizing that one should never trade with money they cannot afford to lose. The speaker mentions that this is the start of a new webinar series running through to Christmas and beyond. They acknowledge a mix of new attendees and regular participants, including users of their quantum trading platform and forex program students. The speaker also notes some technical distractions during the session but proceeds to focus on the content ahead.
01:31
Volume price analysis methodology
01:31
The speaker welcomes everyone and briefly mentions...
Why the Nasdaq 100 moves in a different way to the Dow and S&P500
This is the second part of the US day trading session and first, Anna explains why the three 'sister' US indices move in different directions on a daily basis. Then David moves to oil and gold along with the US indices which are in consolidation ahead of the FOMC release due later and one which is likely to set the tone ahead of the Presidential election later in the year.
https://youtu.be/IZmiweJ8Hgk
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YM moves opposite to ES due to index composition
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The speaker explains why the YM index is moving in the opposite direction compared to the ES and NQ indices. The YM does not heavily feature tech companies, unlike the ES and NQ, which are strongly influenced by a few major tech stocks such as Alphabet (Google) and Facebook. This concentration of tech stocks is driving the ES and NQ indices higher, while the YM, composed of a broader range...
Reversal trading using the volume point of control
If you're looking to take a reversal trade in the forex market, one place to look is the currency strength indicator. Another is the volume point of control, and in this video, from the third and final section of the London forex trading session, I explain how to use the British pound and Aussie dollar pair as an example.
https://youtu.be/QjY09OjySyk
00:11
Volume Point of Control Introduction
00:11
The speaker apologizes for technical issues caused by switching time frames during the webinar, which affected some indicators on Ninja Trader. They introduce the concept of multiple time frames and focus on zones created by the volume point of control, highlighted by a yellow dashed line.
00:46
Price Agreement and Congestion Phases
00:46
This segment explains the concept of general price agreement or fair value on a price chart. It highlights how the price moves away from this level and then returns to it. The segment also describes congestion phases where the chart shows no...
Learn how to ride the trend to maximise your profits
Most traders struggle, not because they do not understand how the markets work, but because they struggle to stay in a trend once it is underway. The problem then becomes one of small losses but more importantly, small profits, and as a result, the trading account never grows. Staying in a trend is the hardest thing to do in trading, and in this video, we show you how!
https://youtu.be/qY_ah0xdKSQ
00:13
Intro and sound issues explanation
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The speaker greets the audience and apologizes for any potential sound issues due to their remote location on a hill in a national park, which can affect internet connections during storms. They ask for patience regarding any audio disruptions.
00:50
Using Renko and multiple time frames
00:50
The speaker discusses their current trading setup, mentioning the mast on a hill and focusing on currency trading, specifically the pound and dollar. They describe using multiple time frames—15 seconds, 30 seconds, and one minute—to analyze volume...
