Gold Trading Analysis
Gold trading analysis requires understanding commodity drivers. Price action alone can mislead. Volume price analysis (VPA) reveals true intent. High volume on moves shows conviction. Low volume warns of weakness.
A look at the daily and weekly charts for gold following its recent move higher, which appears to be driven by the meltdown in the crypto space and not the ongoing raging inflation and geopolitical worries. The charts speak for themselves, and the question is whether the precious metal can maintain the bullish momentum. The volume price analysis signals on the daily confirm a slowdown and correction with the key resistance levels on the weekly confirming.
Key VPA Signals in Gold
Gold often reacts to risk sentiment and USD strength. Look for accumulation phases on down volume. Distribution appears with high volume at highs. Quantum indicators on NinjaTrader highlight these clearly. The Accumulation/Distribution tool spots building pressure early.
Practical Tips for Traders
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A look at key levels on the SPY (ETF for the S&P500) as we move towards month-end to see if buyers will be stepping in as they have done each month since January. In addition, we also explain how the index is heavily influenced by the technology sector in a week when major players in this sector are reporting.
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The US Dollar Delivers on the Currency Strength Indicator in the London Forex Session
The US dollar often delivers strong performance in the London forex session. This period brings high liquidity. USD pairs react sharply. The currency strength indicator highlights USD dominance clearly. Traders spot opportunities fast in majors like EUR/USD or GBP/USD.
Despite the longer-term bearish picture for the currency of first reserve, in the London session, it was strongly bid and delivered excellent trading opportunities across the majors. On the DXY index the US dollar rose to 90.25 before reversing as the US session started later in the day.
Why USD Strength Emerges in London
London session overlaps with Europe. US data previews or positioning build. Dollar flows intensify. Safe-haven or yield demand supports USD. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms conviction—high volume on USD rallies shows buying pressure. Low volume pullbacks signal weakness in sellers.
Quantum currency strength indicator ranks USD high early. This reveals relational extremes vs EUR or GBP.
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In this video, we explain how to decide on targets and entry points for trend trading using support and resistance indicators for forex trading, as well as others such as the Camarilla levels indicator.
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Trading Forex Can Be Straightforward If You Start at the Right Place
Trading forex can be straightforward if you start at the right place, and that place is with the currency strength indicator from Quantum Trading. The forex market is one of mean reversion and so currencies are in a constant state of flux and revealed for you visually on the currency strength indicator.
Many traders overcomplicate it. The key is starting at the right place. Begin with the currency strength indicator. This tool breaks the complex market into simple building blocks—individual currencies.
Why Start with Currency Strength
Forex involves 8 major currencies. Pairs combine them. But price action alone confuses. The currency strength indicator ranks each currency by relative performance. Strong ones rise. Weak ones fall. This reveals leaders and laggards quickly.
Breaking Down the Market
Think of currencies as building blocks. USD strong? Look for USD longs. JPY weak? Favor shorts in yen pairs. Quantum's indicator on MT5 or NinjaTrader updates live. It turns...
You know how it goes. The stock is rising nicely and then crash, it falls sharply and develops a price waterfall as it descends to a level never seen before. And then it appears to languish at this level with no hope of recovery. But slowly it does and soon breaks higher developing a bullish trend. The consolidation phase is the accumulation phase where the market makers are doing just that and preparing for the next major campaign for the stock, and hence the reason these price patterns can be so profitable as you are buying a stock at a low price along with the market makers.
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Are All Trends the Same? The Short Answer Is No!
Trends look similar at first glance. Price moves in one direction. But not all trends are equal. Volume price analysis (VPA) reveals the differences. This helps traders adapt strategies. Quantum indicators make spotting types easy.
In this video you will discover that now all trends are the same. Each is different and it pays to understand what type of trend you are trading before you enter any position in the forex market.
Trend with Momentum
Momentum trends build steadily. Price advances with increasing volume. Candles widen consistently. This shows growing conviction. Buyers (or sellers) dominate. Quantum Trend Monitor on NinjaTrader stays aligned. These trends last longer. Ride them with trailing stops.
Trend with Volatility
Volatile trends swing widely. Price surges then pulls back sharply. Volume spikes on extremes. This reflects sentiment shifts. VPA spots conviction—high volume on direction moves. Low volume pullbacks offer entries. Quantum volatility indicator highlights these phases.
Congested or Choppy Trends
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