How market sentiment is reflected in forex

How market sentiment is reflected in forex

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbbWlQubqIg There are many drivers for currencies and currency pairs. One is sentiment and in this excerpt from today's forex webinar we explain how related markets can help us identify risk appetite in the market which is then reflected in various currency pairs.  ...
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Camarilla Forex Indicator

Camarilla Forex Indicator

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58aiMiJrZyE In this section of a recent webinar, we highlight the importance of the R4 Camarilla level and how this level can give us an insight into possible reversals....
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Some Reversal Trading Examples

Some Reversal Trading Examples

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=677FopMyFaA Some reversal examples based on volume price analysis as well as the volatility trap which is usually triggered following a significant news release.  ...
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Reversal Trading Explained

Reversal Trading Explained

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azf7b6ror6c&t=2s Market reversals happen for many reasons including fundamental news or a change in sentiment. However, one reversal that consistently happens in the forex market is designed to trap traders on the wrong side of the market. It happens at session cross overs and in particular at the London open. This section from a recent webinar explains.      ...
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It pays to understand your currency well – one such is the Australian dollar

It pays to understand your currency well – one such is the Australian dollar

As with stock traders and investors who analyze the stock, it's sector and fundamentals before investing, the same is true for forex traders. So it pays to get to know your currency well, and here Anna explains what you need to focus on using the Australian dollar as an example. https://youtu.be/6raZUefGj2c...
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Trade Bitcoin using volume price analysis on the TradingView platform

Trade Bitcoin using volume price analysis on the TradingView platform

The volume price analysis approach can be applied to any instrument and any market. In this video we focus on Bitcoin using the TradingView platform and in the faster timeframes and supported by the Quantum Trading tools and indicators. https://youtu.be/I3k9yYXnO5I...
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Camarilla levels for MT5

Camarilla levels for MT5

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e4yjrotXTs The first part of our forex web class this morning for the London forex session explaining the importance of identifying key support and resistance levels and in particular how the Camarilla protocol and specialist indicator for MT5 can do this for you. The MT5 indicator is unique to Quantum and plots six levels instead of 4 and more importantly calculates both intraday and weekly levels....
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How to identify key levels on a chart using price and volume

How to identify key levels on a chart using price and volume

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrmRIinpwC4 Support and resistance levels are a key component of technical analysis. In this video, David explains how to use price and volume-based levels to identify key areas for the gbp/jpy....
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Oil prices crater – time to focus on Canadian dollar

Oil prices crater – time to focus on Canadian dollar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvVxszhnFvs Unprecedented negative oil prices have an effect on all petro currencies and cad/jpy no exception which was driven lower in our London forex webinar as market sentiment soured resulting in strong flows into the Japanese yen. Looking at the price action in multiple time frames and using the Camarilla indicator to identify key support and resistance levels.  ...
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Gaps are traps

Gaps are traps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgRHqIqe2HA Gaps can indeed be traps as this chart from the YM shows. The price action is from our London forex webinar and forex traders may be wondering why they should be looking at related markets as the futures. And the answer is for a view on broader market sentiment which will then be reflected in the buying or selling of currencies that reflect risk appetite such as the Japanese yen....
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