In this part of the London forex trading session we show you how to identify and select the best trading opportunity in all timeframes. The Quantum Trading currency strength indicator is a key tool in any analysis as it reveals strength and weakness in individual currencies and in particular this which are moving in the same direction, and those moving in opposite directions. It is the latter which we are interested in as this means one currency is being bought strongly and the other sold strongly and so generating a strong trend, or a solid reversal.
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In this video we show you how to find the currency pair with the strongest trend using the majors matrix and the US dollar, but you can apply this to any matrix of currency pairs of your choice and using the currency strength indicator from Quantum Trading.
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Using the currency strength indicator I explain how to understand the issue of mean reversion of which the forex market is an almost perfect example.
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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...
