Are price and volume in agreement or disagreement?
In studying volume price analysis, we are constantly looking for whether price and volume are in agreement or disagreement, and from there determining what is likely to happen next. In this video, we highlight a classic example in which volume and price disagree, creating a trap for market makers.
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Webinar introduction and disclaimer
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The webinar begins with a welcome message and a reminder about the risks involved in trading. Attendees are advised not to use money they cannot afford to lose. The presenter briefly mentions the plan to focus on analyzing charts, especially for newcomers.
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Volume Price Analysis and Forex charts
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The segment introduces live forex charts analyzed through the lens of volume price analysis (VPA), which combines price action and volume to validate market moves. An example involving the Pound-Aussie pair highlights practical VPA application. The discussion also mentions integrating technical analysis, fundamental news factors, and a third unspecified element to comprehensively assess forex markets.
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More great volume trading lessons on the YM E-Mini
Wyckoff's three laws of cause and effect, effort and result, and finally supply and demand perfectly describe the foundational laws of volume price analysis which uses candlesticks, candle patterns and support and resistance in addition. In this session, focusing on the YM E-mini futures contract, we once again have some terrific lessons in volume-price analysis.
https://youtu.be/gBfU6KPmN6I
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Introduction and webinar overview
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The presenter welcomes the audience from various time zones to the afternoon webinar focused on financial markets, particularly the U.S. indices and gold. They mention a significant event in the forex market involving the British pound that occurred earlier that morning. The speaker also apologizes for technical difficulties caused by persistent pop-up notifications on their computer, which do not affect the recording.
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Volume price analysis basics
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The speaker begins by emphasizing the risks involved in trading and advises viewers not to use money they cannot afford to lose. They introduce the concept of volume price analysis, which...
The power of volume price analysis for scalping index traders
Even when markets are trading in congestion, it's possible to make money trading them. All it means it you have to be quick and take a smash and grab approach to trading and in particular what this means is moving either to the very fast timeframes as we show here using the YM Emini future in the live US session, or alternatively moving to a non-time-based chart such as a Renko or tick chart. All these approaches are equally valid and in this session, we focus on showing you how to use the 15-second chart to trade as the future moves in a narrow range. Volume price analysis works in all timeframes and this is a perfect example of its power for scalping traders.
https://youtu.be/TQ9j65GxF4o
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Market overview and gold trading ranges
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The speaker discusses current market conditions using gold as an example, highlighting that trading activity is occurring within a narrow range. There was...
A volume price analysis lesson on the YM E-Mini
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Introduction and webinar overview
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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.
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Trading disclaimer and new series info
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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.
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Volume price analysis methodology
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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...
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
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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.
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Using Renko and multiple time frames
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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...
How to analyze a chart and pick the best time to enter a trend
In this video Anna explains the structure of a chart, and from that, how to select the best time to enter a trend which is already underwat. Here it is a question of making congestion your friend!
https://youtu.be/WUpfXZa_xX8
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Webinar introduction and trading disclaimer
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The webinar host welcomes participants from around the world and reminds them of the trading risk disclaimer visible on the screen. They emphasize the importance of understanding the risks involved in trading before proceeding with the session.
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Overview of volume price analysis methodology
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The speaker introduces the use of volume price analysis (VPA) to examine various markets including futures, forex, and commodities. VPA is a methodology that analyzes price action alongside volume to determine the validity of chart movements, helping traders understand whether price changes are genuine or anomalies. The goal is to predict future price movements based on this analysis.
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The speaker discusses a companion book filled with 200...
Core Points About Volume Price Analysis - Patience![00:00 ~ 02:22] The webinar begins with an introduction emphasising the risks involved in trading and the importance of using money one can afford to lose. The primary focus is on Volume Price Analysis (VPA), a methodology that combines price action and volume to determine the validity of market moves and identify trading signals as price action develops.[02:22 ~ 05:52] VPA consists of five key elements: candle patterns, support and resistance levels, price action context, volume interpretation, and multiple time frames. The webinar is prompted by a question from a trader in India about interpreting a shooting star candle on the Pound Yen using VPA, highlighting the importance of understanding how to read candles in context rather than in isolation.[05:52 ~ 09:34] The presenter analyses the shooting star candle from both the 10-minute and 5-minute charts. She clarifies that while the candle is not a textbook example of a shooting star, the accompanying...
Volume price analysis - the universal methodology
Volume price analysis is the perfect methodology as it can be applied to all markets and timeframes, and in this video from this morning's forex trading session I explain how, using the WTI crude oil chart as an example.
https://youtu.be/lyMwDfvTx38
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Stressful morning and power cut impact
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The speaker describes a stressful Tuesday morning caused by a power cut that disrupted multiple workspaces and interrupted chart loading. They mention having to rebuild several items, including some charts, while another person named Anna was speaking. Despite the difficulties, the speaker highlights oil as one product that managed to survive the disruption.
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Importance of oil in forex and VPA
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The speaker emphasizes the importance of oil as a commodity in the forex market, highlighting its relevance through relational analysis. They explain that applying volume price methodology and indicators yields consistent principles regardless of the chart timeframe. Various timeframes such as 15 seconds, one minute, three minutes, as well as daily charts, are...
Trading oil futures using volume price analysis
In this clip from the US futures trading session we show you how to trade the WTI oil futures contract using volume price analysis. Oil of course is one of those commodities which impacts the forex market and in particular the Canadian dollar.
https://youtu.be/1ynDk8rdYnQ
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Intro and oil 15-second chart volatility
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The speaker welcomes the audience and confirms their setup is working, mentioning they have switched their microphone successfully. They express hope that viewers are safe and well. The session begins with a focus on the oil chart, specifically monitoring the 15-second chart in the top left corner while observing incoming price action and a volatility trigger.
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Importance of 5-minute and daily charts
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The segment discusses a volatility trigger exemplified by a long doji and a significant spike in volume, highlighting a quick price breakdown and a downward shift in the volume point of control. The speaker emphasizes the importance of analyzing multiple time frames, particularly focusing on the five-minute...
