A Complete Guide to Volume Price Analysis – Now Available in Vietnamese
Anna Coulling’s best-selling book is now available in Vietnamese. “A Complete Guide to Volume Price Analysis” introduces VPA clearly. It teaches traders to read volume and price together. This reveals true market intent.
I am delighted and proud to announce that A Complete Guide To Volume Price Analysis is now available in Vietnamese and will shortly be followed by the companion book of Stock Trading & Investing Using Volume Price Analysis.
Why This Book Matters
The guide covers VPA fundamentals. It explains accumulation, distribution, and trend phases. Real examples show how volume confirms or contradicts price. Vietnamese traders can now access this essential methodology in their language.
Benefits for Traders Worldwide
This edition opens VPA to more readers. Combine the book’s principles with Quantum indicators on NinjaTrader or MT5. Anna Coulling’s approach builds confidence across forex, stocks, and futures.
Order the Vietnamese edition today. Start mastering volume price analysis for better trading decisions.
Wyckoff’s Three Laws Explained
Richard Wyckoff’s trading methodology, developed in the early 20th century, remains a cornerstone for many professional traders. At its heart are three fundamental laws. These explain market behavior through supply, demand, and price-volume relationships. Volume price analysis (VPA) builds directly on these principles. Understanding them helps spot accumulation, distribution, trends, and reversals.
1. The Law of Supply and Demand
Price moves based on the balance between supply (sellers) and demand (buyers).
- When demand exceeds supply, price rises.
- When supply exceeds demand, price falls.
- Equilibrium (balance) creates ranges.
In practice: High volume on up moves shows demand overwhelming supply—bullish. High volume on down moves signals supply dominance—bearish. Quantum indicators on NinjaTrader highlight these imbalances visually.
2. The Law of Cause and Effect
Every effect (price move) has a cause (prior accumulation or distribution).
- Cause: Building phase (accumulation = buying, distribution = selling). Often sideways, low-volume ranges.
- Effect: The resulting trend (markup or markdown).
Larger causes (longer consolidation) lead to larger effects (stronger trends). VPA spots cause—volume clusters in ranges build pressure. Quantum Accumulation/Distribution indicator tracks this phase.
3. The Law of Effort vs. Result
Effort (volume) should match result (price advance/decline). Disagreement signals change.
- High effort (volume) but small result (price move) = absorption (professionals opposing retail).
- Example: Rally on high volume but little price gain—distribution (weakness).
- Low effort on big move = easy progress (trend strength).
This law reveals divergence early. Quantum Trend Monitor and VPA confirm mismatches.
Applying Wyckoff’s Laws with Modern Tools
These laws explain cycles: Accumulation → Markup → Distribution → Markdown. VPA adds volume confirmation. Quantum indicators on MT5 or NinjaTrader make them actionable—VPOC for cause levels, Trend Monitor for effect.
Anna Coulling’s VPA builds on Wyckoff, modernizing it for today’s markets. Master these three laws for deeper market understanding. They reveal what price alone hides.
Trade with Wyckoff’s wisdom. Quantum tools bring his laws to life reliably.
By Anna Coulling