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Richard Wyckoff’s Three Laws Explained
Richard Wyckoff was a pioneering trader in the early 20th century. He studied markets through "tape reading"—real-time price and volume data. From this, he distilled three fundamental laws. These explain how markets move and why. They remain the foundation of modern Volume Price Analysis (VPA). Understanding them helps spot professional intent and high-probability trades.
1. The Law of Supply and Demand
Price moves based on the balance between buyers (demand) and sellers (supply).
Demand exceeds supply → price rises.
Supply exceeds demand → price falls.
Balance → price ranges sideways.
Volume confirms this. High volume on up moves shows strong demand. Low volume rallies signal weak demand—potential reversal.
2. The Law...
https://youtu.be/7szd3EifmGo
Where to Start Your Forex Trading Day?
Starting your forex trading day the right way sets you up for success. Many traders jump in blindly. This leads to noise and missed opportunities. Think of it like fishing. You need a sonar system to scan the ocean. Find where the shoals of fish are—then cast your line.
The Quantum Trading tools and indicators are your sonar system on the market, helping you to search out the best trading opportunities throughout the session, and as with all the indicators, not simply helping you to choose the best trade, but once in, helping to keep you in and get out at the right time.
Setup Your Indicators Like a Sonar Scanner
Begin with a clean workspace on MT5 or NinjaTrader. Load the Quantum currency dashboard. This includes the currency strength indicator, matrix, array, and heatmap. They scan the market relationally. Strong currencies appear bright. Weak ones fade. This reveals "shoals"—high-probability pairs.
Scan for the Best "Fishing Spots"
The currency...
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After the ECB It’s Time to Take a Look at the EUR/AUD
The ECB decision shifts focus to EUR/AUD. Euro reacts to policy hints. This cross pair highlights relational dynamics. Aussie ties to commodities. Traders spot sentiment clues here.
ECB Impact on Euro
ECB announcements drive euro volatility. Dovish tone weakens EUR. Hawkish stance supports it. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms reactions—high volume on moves shows conviction. Quantum currency strength indicator ranks EUR quickly post-news.
Why EUR/AUD Matters Relationally
EUR/AUD combines euro policy with Aussie commodity flows. Weak euro against strong AUD signals risk-on. Reverse for risk-off. The currency matrix reveals this visually. Quantum tools on MT5 or NinjaTrader make cross-pair analysis simple.
Trading Insights for EUR/AUD
Watch for volume confirmation after ECB. High volume breaks favor momentum. Low volume warns of traps. Anna Coulling's VPA approach navigates event-driven noise. Quantum indicators spot relational edges early.
After the ECB, EUR/AUD offers clear lessons. Quantum tools turn policy reactions into opportunities. Stay alert for volume-validated moves in this cross.
Why...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAO71OA89I
Candles and candle patterns are one of the five pillars of volume price analysis and together with a currency dashboard can help to identify and validate reversal trading opportunities.
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https://youtu.be/8nRFO_wsp1A
Discover How to Judge Trading Risk Using the CAD/JPY as an Example
Judging trading risk is crucial for consistent success. Many traders focus only on reward. But risk assessment comes first. The CAD/JPY pair offers a perfect example. CAD is commodity-linked. JPY is a safe-haven. This cross reveals risk sentiment clearly.
One of the key planks of trading success is in understanding and assessing risk on each trade, and in this example, from the London forex session we focus on the CAD/JPY which has several forces which influence it daily, as with so many of the cross-currency pairs in the yen complex.
Why CAD/JPY for Risk Judgment
CAD/JPY measures risk appetite. Strong CAD (rising oil/commodities) with weak JPY signals risk-on. Reverse for risk-off. Volume price analysis (VPA) judges the strength—high volume on moves shows conviction. Low volume warns of traps.
Step-by-Step Risk Assessment with VPA
Relational View: Use currency strength indicator. CAD high, JPY low = risk-on bias. Favor longs.
Volume Confirmation: High volume on...
As the London forex session begins Anna explains how to start each session by considering previous session price action using an example of the Aussie dollar.
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