https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fcos1BO3fwE
Best Camarilla Indicator for Trading in Multiple Time Frames
When markets are trading at all time highs finding potential upside levels can be tricky and traders and investors use all manner of metrics to help them. And it's one reason we developed a Camarilla indicator that displays six levels rather than the more usual four. In addition, the indicator displays time frame specific levels. For example, levels on all charts up to but not including the hourly are refreshed every 24 hours, whilst the levels on the hourly and up to the daily are in play for one week with the weekly levels remaining play for the month.
In this section from our latest webinar, we explain how to apply the indicator to the NQ which is one of the futures contract for the Nasdaq, an index that has been roaring higher for some time and triggering FOMO in many traders and investors.
The Camarilla pivot indicator is a favorite for intraday and...
https://youtu.be/HNf0A2Vf1ZU
GBP/USD Potential Reversal: Classic VPA Cycle in Action
GBP/USD shows a classic volume price analysis (VPA) cycle. It starts with congestion. Price ranges tightly. Volume stays low. This builds pressure.
This is a perfect example of Cable in a congestion, followed by the breakaway,then comes the trend and now possibly a reversal.
Breakaway and Trend Phase
A breakaway follows. Price escapes congestion on high volume. This confirms conviction. Trend develops steadily. Up candles widen with rising volume. Quantum Trend Monitor stays aligned, supporting longs.
Signs of Potential Reversal
Now, reversal signals emerge. Price hits highs on falling volume—divergence warns of weakness. Distribution appears. Quantum Accumulation/Distribution indicator turns negative. A bearish candle on volume spike suggests exhaustion.
Trading Lessons from This Cycle
This GBP/USD example teaches patience. Congestion builds setups. Breakaways with volume validate trends. Reversals need confirmation—wait for divergence. Anna Coulling's VPA methodology spots these phases early. Quantum tools on MT5 or NinjaTrader make them visual.
Watch GBP/USD closely. Potential reversal could shift momentum. Use VPA with Quantum indicators...
https://youtu.be/77bvX1RKckA
What Is Mean Reversion?
Currencies move in a continuous cycle from overbought to oversold and back again, and this price action is perfectly described by the currency strength indicator for NinjaTrader, and at the start of the London forex trading session, we see the USD and JPY rising strongly, with the AUD falling strongly and delivering an excellent trade before the reversal begins.
Mean reversion is a financial theory stating that asset prices tend to return to their historical average (or "mean") over time after deviating significantly. It's the opposite of momentum trading (which assumes trends continue).
In practice:
If a price moves far above its average, it's "overbought" and likely to fall back.
If far below, it's "oversold" and likely to rise.
This happens due to market forces like arbitrage, supply/demand rebalancing, or psychological levels. It's most visible in ranging markets, not strong trends.
Why Mean Reversion Is Important to Forex Traders
Forex markets are ideal for mean reversion strategies because:
Ranging Behavior: Major pairs...
https://youtu.be/ABAGHm4-Yi0
What Relational Analysis Reveals About Sentiment and Risk
Relational analysis is a core part of modern forex trading. It examines how currencies perform against each other. This reveals hidden sentiment and risk appetite. Single-pair views miss the big picture. Relational tools show the full market mood. Sentiment in the financial markets is expressed as risk-on or risk-off, and following the release of Chinese data overnight, market reaction could best be described as mixed with not universal agreement in risk asset classes.
Sentiment Signals from Relational Strength
Relational analysis highlights risk-on or risk-off sentiment. Strong commodity currencies like AUD or NZD signal risk-on. Investors favor growth assets. Weak safe-havens like JPY or CHF confirm this. Reverse for risk-off—yen and Swiss franc lead rankings.
Risk Appetite and Currency Flows
High relational extremes reveal risk levels. AUD/JPY rising shows appetite for risk. Falling pair warns of caution. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms—high volume on moves validates sentiment. Quantum currency matrix and strength indicator on MT5 or NinjaTrader make...
https://youtu.be/9E9NzpFj54c
How to Find the Best Times to Trade Forex Based on Volatility
Forex markets aren't equally volatile 24/5. Volatility spikes during high-liquidity overlaps. This creates bigger moves and better opportunities. Low-volatility periods often range—frustrating for trend traders. Finding the "best" times means matching your style to session volatility.
Throughout the trading session, volatility ebbs and flows and knowing when to trade and when to wait is key. In this session from the US futures trading session, we take a closer look at this aspect of trading through the prism of volatility.
Major Forex Sessions and Volatility Levels
The forex day divides into three main sessions (times in GMT, adjust for daylight saving):
Asian Session (Tokyo: ~00:00-09:00 GMT)
Low to moderate volatility.
Focus: JPY pairs (USD/JPY, AUD/JPY). Commodity currencies (AUD, NZD) move on China/Australia data.
Best for: Ranges or carry trades. Avoid if you need big swings.
London Session (08:00-17:00 GMT)
High volatility—liquidity surges at open.
EUR, GBP pairs dominate. Overlap with Europe drives early...
In this video David explains how to scalp congested markets using the renko optimizer for NinjaTrader and across all three emini index futures in the US futures trading session.
https://youtu.be/PLDnyuw1noA...
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Volatility and What It Reveals About the Market You Are Trading
Volatility is a core feature of markets. It measures how much price swings. High volatility means big moves. Low volatility shows calm periods. But volatility reveals more than just movement. It exposes market sentiment and phases. In this session from the US futures trading webclass I explain how to study volatility and what it reveals about the market you are trading.
High Volatility Signals
High volatility often signals strong conviction. Price swings widen on high volume. This shows institutions driving trends. Risk-on or risk-off sentiment amplifies it. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms—high volume volatility validates direction. Quantum volatility indicator on NinjaTrader or MT5 highlights these surges.
Low Volatility Insights
Low volatility reveals caution or consolidation. Price ranges tightly. Volume drops. This builds pressure for future breakouts. VPA spots traps—low volume spikes fade quickly. Patience pays here. Quantum tools show when volatility contracts, preparing for expansion.
What Volatility Reveals Overall
Volatility reflects market psychology. Spikes follow news...
When a breakout from congestion occurs the first thing we study is volume as this confirms whether the breakout is genuine or false. In this video we consider the longer term outlook for gold as well as an intraday example on the gold futures contract.
https://youtu.be/qjWykb-P0IU...
