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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...
In this video David explains how to scalp congested markets using the renko optimizer for NinjaTrader and across all three emini index futures in the US futures trading session.
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Volatility and What It Reveals About the Market You Are Trading
Volatility is a core feature of markets. It measures how much price swings. High volatility means big moves. Low volatility shows calm periods. But volatility reveals more than just movement. It exposes market sentiment and phases. In this session from the US futures trading webclass I explain how to study volatility and what it reveals about the market you are trading.
High Volatility Signals
High volatility often signals strong conviction. Price swings widen on high volume. This shows institutions driving trends. Risk-on or risk-off sentiment amplifies it. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms—high volume volatility validates direction. Quantum volatility indicator on NinjaTrader or MT5 highlights these surges.
Low Volatility Insights
Low volatility reveals caution or consolidation. Price ranges tightly. Volume drops. This builds pressure for future breakouts. VPA spots traps—low volume spikes fade quickly. Patience pays here. Quantum tools show when volatility contracts, preparing for expansion.
What Volatility Reveals Overall
Volatility reflects market psychology. Spikes follow news...
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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...
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Get Started Trading Index Futures Using Micro Contracts from the CME
Micro index futures from the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) are an excellent entry point for retail traders. These contracts are 1/10 the size of standard E-mini futures, with lower margins and risk. Popular ones include Micro E-mini S&P 500 (/MES), Nasdaq-100 (/MNQ), Dow Jones (/MYM), and Russell 2000 (/M2K). They track major US indices with high liquidity.
The emini micros from the CME are new small size index futures, which are great for those getting started day trading the emini index markets.
Key Benefits of Micro Contracts
Lower Capital: Day trading margins ~$50-1,000 per contract (broker-dependent; e.g., $576 for /MES at some).
Reduced Risk: Smaller tick value (e.g., $1.25/point for /MES vs $12.50 for E-mini).
Accessibility: Trade major indices without big account sizes.
24/5 Liquidity: Nearly round-the-clock trading.
Step-by-Step to Get Started
Choose a Broker: Select one with CME access and low commissions (e.g., NinjaTrader Brokerage, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, or AMP Futures). Many...
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A video to explain how e mini traders can use the forex market to discover market sentiment, and in particular the aud/jpy.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj5FxfEQYMg
Best Camarilla Indicator for Emini Trading
The "best" Camarilla indicator for emini trading (ES, NQ, YM) is subjective—it depends on platform, features (alerts, multi-levels, auto-calc), and integration with volume price analysis (VPA). Camarilla pivots generate 8 daily levels (4 support S1-S4, 4 resistance R1-R4) from previous range. They excel for intraday—R3/R4 for breakouts, L3/L4 for reversals, middle for ranges.
The Quantum Camarilla indicator was once again a key indicator in yesterday's dramatic market price action picking out both intraday and longer-term levels for the NQ emini.
Top recommendations (2026):
Quantum Camarilla Levels Indicator (Top Pick for VPA Users)
Platforms: NinjaTrader 7/8, MT4/MT5, TradingView.
Features: Extended to 6 levels (R1-R6/S1-S6), customizable, alerts, clean visuals. Integrates seamlessly with Quantum VPA tools (Trend Monitor, VPOC).
Why best for emini: Precise for fast markets—R4/S4 as key breakouts. Volume confirmation aligns perfectly.
Cost: Part of Quantum suite (subscription or one-time).
Ideal if you use VPA—Anna Coulling's ecosystem.
NinjaTrader Ecosystem Free/Custom Camarilla
Built-in or free downloads from NinjaTrader forum/futures.io.
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Understanding how markets relate to one another can help both traders and investors. Volume price analysis and our Quantum tools make this a lot easier and in this video we consider how moves in the Japanese yen were a precursor to yesterday's dramatic market sell-off.
Trading with Intermarket Analysis
Intermarket analysis is a powerful approach for traders. It studies relationships between asset classes: stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies. These markets are interconnected. Moves in one influence others. Understanding this reveals broader sentiment. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms conviction across markets.
Core Intermarket Relationships
Key links drive trading insights:
Bonds and Stocks: Bond prices fall (yields rise) in risk-on—equities rally. Yields drop in risk-off—stocks weaken.
USD and Commodities: Strong USD pressures gold/oil lower (priced in dollars). Weak USD boosts them.
Oil and Commodity Currencies: High oil lifts CAD (Canada exporter). Low oil weakens it.
Gold and Safe-Havens: Risk-off surges gold and JPY/CHF.
Equities and Risk Currencies: Stocks up favors AUD/NZD.
These correlations shift but persist long-term.
Why...
