Key support and resistance levels coming into play as the S&P500 and, by extension, the SPY pull back in their journey to test the January 2022 all-time high. As we can see from the chart, the potential pullback was signaled by narrowing spreads on equal volume over three weeks at the $460 level. This level is also reasonably strong, as evidenced by the thickness of the Quantum accumulation and distribution indicator. The indicator increases in size each time the price action touches the level and fails to break through. We can use these levels in a number of different ways, as potential targets, potential areas for reversals (as here), and stop placement as they are created by the market.
By Anna Coulling - creator of volume price analysis
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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...
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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...
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A look at sectors at the start of the new trading year with a view to using them for stock selection, a topic we will be returning to in more detail in future sessions. Also, a brief mention of market internals, which we will integrate with volume-price analysis. VPA anomalies are also explained in detail, with a great example from the daily chart of Robinhood, which has taken a beating since its IPO last year, reaching a high of $90. However, we have seen strong buying at the $15 region, confirmed by a three-candle VPA anomaly.
In the webinar, we also considered the NQ (Emini futures for the Nasdaq) following Monday's dramatic price action.
Understanding Stock Sectors: A Key to Smarter Trading and Investing
Stock sectors are groups of companies sharing similar business activities, classified into 11 major categories by the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS). These include Technology, Healthcare, Financials, Consumer Discretionary, Energy, Utilities, and more. Sectors help investors diversify portfolios and...
How to trade stocks and futures using volume price analysis
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How to trade stocks using volume price analysis
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Introduction and trading disclaimer
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The session begins with a welcome to the audience, focusing primarily on the US markets. The host, Anna, along with David, introduces the session and emphasizes the importance of the disclaimer about the risks involved in trading. Viewers are reminded not to trade with money they cannot afford to lose.
00:43
Market overview and upcoming holidays
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The speaker discusses the current market status, noting that markets are generally up. They remind viewers that tomorrow is Armistice Day, also known as Memorial Day, which will affect market operations. Specifically, some markets in the United States, like the bond market, will be closed, while stock markets are expected to remain open. The forex market will continue its sessions, although France will observe a public holiday.
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Bond market and inflation concerns
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The segment discusses concerns in the bond market following a 30-year bond auction, highlighting pessimistic reactions. Recent inflation data, including the PPI and CPI for the US,...
How to trade forex at the London open using volume price analysis
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Forex session introduction and disclaimer
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The session begins with a welcome to the morning forex session, hosted by David and the speaker. They aim to analyze the forex market for potential trading opportunities. A disclaimer is emphasized, reminding viewers that trading involves significant risk and advising not to use money they cannot afford to lose.
00:40
Review of economic news and calendars
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The speaker prepares to analyze market charts by first reviewing the day's economic news and general market sentiment. They mention using multiple economic calendars, including Forex Factory, to track important releases and updates.
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ECB announcement and market impact
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The segment discusses key upcoming financial events, focusing on the ECB announcement at 12:45 and the press conference at 1:30, which often causes market volatility as traders try to interpret the ECB president's statements. This timing coincides with the release of advanced US GDP data and the crossover with New York trading hours, leading to...
Trading stocks using volume price analysis and the Quantum tools and indicators
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Introduction and trading disclaimer
00:01
The webinar begins with an introduction to day trading stocks using Volume Price Analysis (VPA) and quantum trading indicators. The hosts emphasize the risks involved in trading, urging viewers not to use money they cannot afford to lose. They stress that losses are inevitable in trading and part of the process, highlighting the importance of managing risk and having realistic expectations.
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Accepting losses in trading mindset
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The speaker discusses the difficulty of accepting losses, especially because losing is often associated with failure. Using sports as an analogy, they emphasize that losing is a natural part of any competitive activity, including trading and investing. The key is to understand and manage our emotional response to loss and to learn from these experiences rather than fearing or avoiding them.
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Losses provide valuable opportunities for reflection and learning, similar to how sports teams analyze why they lost to improve. The speaker encourages...
How To Trade Using Volume Price Analysis Across All Markets - Including Cryptocurrencies
It's all here - how to trade using volume price analysis across all the markets, including cryptocurrencies. It's broken up into four sessions with the first two focused on forex, the third on index futures, commodities, and cryptocurrencies, and finally the last session on stocks.
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Volume Price Analysis (VPA): From Tape Reading Legends to Modern Trading Edge
Volume Price Analysis (VPA) is a timeless trading methodology that combines price action with volume to reveal the true intent behind market moves. It strips away lagging indicators, focusing on what professional traders are doing in real time. VPA helps identify accumulation (buying at lows), distribution (selling at highs), and high-conviction trends. Applicable across all markets, timeframes, and instruments—forex, stocks, futures, commodities, and cryptocurrencies—VPA provides clarity in volatile conditions.
The Historical Roots: Tape Reading and Iconic Traders
VPA traces its origins to early 20th-century tape reading, when traders interpreted real-time price and volume from ticker...
Seeking Out Fallen Angel Stocks And How To Analyse Them Using Volume Price Analysis.
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Introduction and trading disclaimer
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The session begins with a welcome and an important disclaimer about the risks of trading, emphasizing not to invest money one cannot afford to lose. The presenter notes the diversity of attendees, including forex program students and quantum trading users, and introduces the focus of the session: examining the futures market, particularly indices and some stocks. The analysis will utilize the VPA methodology, which combines price action and volume.
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Volume Price Analysis (VPA) methodology overview
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The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between volume and price to predict market movements. They reference a key resource, 'A Complete Guide to Volume Price Analysis,' and its companion book containing over 200 chart examples from various markets including indices, stocks, commodities, and forex. These examples illustrate important chart points called 'signals,' which are not definitive but serve as prompts to pay attention to potential market reversals or...
