Blend time and non time based charts to create a powerful trading approach

Blend time and non time based charts to create a powerful trading approach

https://youtu.be/GKOs1qwvApE Blending Time and Non-Time-Based Charts: A Powerful Trading Approach Trading charts come in two main types: time-based (e.g., 1-minute, daily) and non-time-based (tick, Renko). Each has strengths. Blending them creates a powerful approach. Time charts provide context. Non-time-based reveal pure momentum. This combination filters noise. It aligns bias with precise entries. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms conviction across both. Using a blend of time and non time based charts is a powerful approach to trading forex, and in this video I highlight the renko chart which builds a brick based chart devoid of time, and so reveals momentum which you never see on a time based chart. Yet using the time charts also gives you the insight using volume price analysis, hence the reason it is a powerful combination. Time-Based Charts: The Big-Picture Foundation Time charts add bars at fixed intervals. They show overall trend and structure: Higher timeframes (daily/weekly) reveal primary direction. Support/resistance, phases (accumulation/distribution) clear. Ideal for bias—Quantum Trend Monitor aligns long-term...
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Don’t ignore the cross currency pairs trading forex on MT5

Don’t ignore the cross currency pairs trading forex on MT5

https://youtu.be/dQJWjAdUh7I Don’t Ignore the Cross Currency Pairs When Trading Forex on MT5 Many forex traders focus solely on the US dollar and the currency majors, yet the cross-currency pairs often deliver better price action and stronger trends. In this video, we show you one example on the EUR/CAD. Cross currency pairs—those without the US dollar—are often overlooked by forex traders. Majors like EUR/USD dominate attention. But ignoring crosses misses unique opportunities. These pairs reveal pure relational dynamics. On MT5, they trade seamlessly. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms conviction in their moves. Why Cross Pairs Offer Distinct Advantages Cross pairs (e.g., EUR/GBP, GBP/JPY, AUD/NZD) show direct currency relationships: No USD Noise: Focus on specific drivers—ECB vs BoE for EUR/GBP, or risk sentiment for GBP/JPY. Unique Volatility: GBP/JPY ("the beast") swings wildly on yen safe-haven flows. EUR/CHF reacts to SNB interventions. Relational Insight: Spot overbought/oversold without dollar interference. Quantum currency matrix on MT5 highlights cross extremes. Strength indicator ranks them live. Trading Crosses on MT5 MT5 supports all crosses with...
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Are you a reversal trader or trend trader?

Are you a reversal trader or trend trader?

There is no right or wrong way to trade the forex markets or indeed any market, but every tactic has its advantages and disadvantages. In this video find out whether you might prefer to be a reversal trader or trend trader and how to trade reversals using two of the forex specific indicators from Quantum Trading. https://youtu.be/UlHh8UrYhO8...
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How to apply volume analysis to related currency pairs and deliver a knockout punch

How to apply volume analysis to related currency pairs and deliver a knockout punch

https://youtu.be/4J7L28BvnBg How to Apply Volume Analysis to Related Currency Pairs and Deliver a Knockout Punch Related currency pairs offer powerful insights in forex. They share common currencies or risk themes. Applying volume analysis here reveals true sentiment. This can deliver a knockout punch—high-conviction trades with strong confirmation. Trading using multiple timeframes is a well-established plank for any approach, but how about using the same timeframe across related markets or pairs? In this video we show you how using the US dollar as an example with a currency majors matrix. This reveals the power of the volume price analysis methodology and how using this approach you can add a further three-dimensional approach to your forex trading. Step 1: Identify Related Pairs Start with relational pairs. For example, AUD/JPY gauges risk appetite (commodity + safe-haven). EUR/AUD or GBP/AUD show euro or pound vs. commodity currencies. The currency matrix highlights these connections visually. Step 2: Apply Volume Price Analysis (VPA) Volume price analysis (VPA) is the knockout tool. Look for...
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The euro falls on ‘good’ news – here’s why!

The euro falls on ‘good’ news – here’s why!

The agreement between EU member states on the bailout package would normally be perceived as good news by many forex traders, yet the euro has fallen. Here's why and it's all to do with the bond markets and in particular the spreads between Italy and Germany which hold the long term key for the direction of the single currency. https://youtu.be/Uk2MxuLRCjI...
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Make better trading decisions using the price volume relationship

Make better trading decisions using the price volume relationship

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jodEuvtRGdU Trading can trigger many emotions including the fear of missing a trade and the fear of a loss. However, with volume price analysis and the Quantum tools and indicators will help traders and investors manage these fears as the methodology and tools anticipate where the market is going next....
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Watching currency strength and weakness in the majors

Watching currency strength and weakness in the majors

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wKSsbnqRkg   Watching Currency Strength and Weakness in the Majors Watching currency strength and weakness in the majors is essential for forex traders. Major pairs like EUR/USD or GBP/USD drive market sentiment. Strong currencies lead trends. Weak ones lag. This relational view reveals opportunities early. The Quantum currency matrix not only ranks currency pairs according to their strength and weakness and but also displays the rotation and flow into the pairs. The video explains using the majors as an example. How Currency Strength Reveals Dynamics The currency strength indicator ranks majors in real time. USD strong signals dollar demand. EUR weak hints at euro selling. Extremes highlight overbought or oversold conditions. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms—high volume on moves validates strength rankings. Spotting Weakness for High-Probability Trades Weak currencies often fall further. Pair them with strong ones for momentum. For example, weak JPY vs strong AUD in risk-on. Quantum currency strength indicator on MT5 or NinjaTrader spots these quickly. Matrix adds cross-pair confirmation. Practical Monitoring Tips Scan majors daily. Focus...
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Volume price analysis examples

Volume price analysis examples

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6ZSK7m47KM Using volume price analysis and the quantum tools and software gives traders and investors an unparalleled advantage in all markets and time frames as we can in this video where we consider both the NQ emini and the gbp/cad spot currency pair. Volume Price Analysis (VPA) reveals market intent through price and volume. High volume on moves shows conviction. Low volume warns of weakness or traps. These examples from NQ Emini (Nasdaq futures) and GBP/CAD illustrate VPA signals in action. Quantum indicators enhance clarity on NinjaTrader or MT5. What Is Meant by Tape Reading and Is This the Same as VPA – Price and Volume on the Tape? Tape reading is one of the oldest trading techniques. It dates back to the early 20th century. Traders watched the "ticker tape"—a continuous stream of price and volume data from stock transactions. This "tape" revealed real-time order flow. Professionals interpreted it to spot buying or selling pressure. High volume on upticks showed demand. Low volume...
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Renko charts deliver for cable in the London forex session

Renko charts deliver for cable in the London forex session

Renko charts deliver for cable in the London forex session. Renko charts like tick charts are non time based and so reveal market momentum, speeding up and slowing down as the trading session unfolds, and this is a great example on the GBP/USD pair as London opens. https://youtu.be/4JdN7BbWpp0...
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Discover how to create your own trading matrix on your desktop

Discover how to create your own trading matrix on your desktop

https://youtu.be/8ETgQUmrHSY Discover How to Create Your Own Trading Matrix on Your Desktop Creating your own trading matrix on your desktop is simple and free. It helps with relational analysis. Group related currency pairs into workspaces. This mimics a professional matrix. Traders see strength and weakness across pairs quickly. If you don't have the currency matrix indicator for NinjaTrader or for MT4/MT5, here's a neat way to create your own. In this video, this one is for the currency majors, giving us a great view across the complex of whether the sentiment for the US dollar is universal. In other words, whether the market is buying or selling the US dollar across all the major pairs. If so, you are trading with the money flow and taking a lower-risk trade. If not, then the risk on the trade is higher. It's that simple, and that's why the currency matrix indicator is one of our most popular. Step 1: Choose Your Platform Use MT4, MT5, NinjaTrader, or...
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