Forex trading strategies using volume price analysis

Forex trading strategies using volume price analysis

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
https://youtu.be/RSpVgsFcIKA Forex Trading Strategies Using Volume Price Analysis Forex trading strategies succeed with the right edge. Volume price analysis (VPA) provides it. It combines price action with trading volume. This reveals true market intent. High volume on moves shows conviction. Low volume warns of weakness or traps. Core VPA Strategies for Forex VPA works across majors and crosses. Key strategies: Trend Continuation: Rising prices with increasing volume confirm uptrends. Enter on pullbacks with volume support. Trail stops on continuation. Reversal Trading: Divergence signals turns. Price new high on low volume = distribution. High volume opposing candle confirms reversal. Breakout Trading: Price escaping range on high volume validates momentum. Low volume breaks often trap—avoid. Range Trading: Low volume consolidation. Fade extremes with volume confirmation. Enhancing with Quantum Indicators Quantum tools on MT5 or NinjaTrader boost VPA. Currency strength indicator ranks pairs for selection. Matrix shows relational dynamics. Trend Monitor aligns direction. VPOC highlights key volume levels. Practical Forex Examples EUR/USD rallies. Volume rises—long on pullback. GBP/JPY new high on...
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The fear of missing out at the London open!

The fear of missing out at the London open!

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
https://youtu.be/8CI9gn59Tec The Fear of Missing Out at the London Open! The fear of missing out (FOMO) hits hard at the London open. High liquidity drives sharp moves. Traders rush in, fearing they'll miss the action. This often leads to emotional entries and traps. There are many traps set for the unwary forex trader and the London session crossover is one which occurs each day at precisely the same time. It is immensely profitable for the market makers as so many traders are unaware of this simple trap which plays on the fear of missing out, or FOMO. The volatility indicator is very evident and signals either congestion or a reversal from the primary trend to the primary trend. Why FOMO Traps Traders London's opening overlaps with Europe. Volume surges early. Price gaps or spikes trigger FOMO. Many buy highs or sell lows without confirmation. Volume price analysis (VPA) exposes these traps—low volume on spikes shows weakness. Avoiding FOMO with Discipline Wait for volume confirmation. High volume on...
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A great forex trade on gbp/cad using multiple time frames

A great forex trade on gbp/cad using multiple time frames

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
Using the Array and Matrix indicator in multiple time frames can produce some great reversal trading opportunities, as we have seen earlier today in the gbp/cad pair. The time frames in question are the hourly matrix and 15 min array in conjunction with a 3 pip Renko and 3 minute chart. And in these highly charged markets resulted in a move in excess of 200 pips. All the indicators are available for MT4, MT5 and Ninjatrader. By Anna Coulling...
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Classic example of relational analysis as London forex markets open

Classic example of relational analysis as London forex markets open

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
All about sentiment at the London open of the forex session and a classic example of the importance of understanding the relational analysis which I cover in the complete forex education program which you can find here at https://quantumtradingeducation.com https://youtu.be/kVPOzMjFESo...
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How to hunt out the trades in the London forex session

How to hunt out the trades in the London forex session

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
https://youtu.be/3WO3vlkg8xY How to Hunt Out the Trades in the London Forex Session The London forex session is a trader's hunting ground. From 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM GMT, liquidity surges as Europe joins the action. Volatility creates opportunities. Majors and crosses move sharply. But finding the best trades requires tools. Volume price analysis (VPA) and Quantum indicators reveal them clearly. More terrific trading opportunities in the London forex session, from the monthly chart to the minute, and using the Quantum Trading tools and indicators with volume price analysis. Why London Session Delivers Trades London handles ~40% of daily forex volume. Institutional flows peak. European data (PMI, ECB) drives early momentum. Overlap with US later amplifies it. This combination creates trends, breakouts, and reversals. VPA spots conviction—high volume on moves shows real intent. Hunting Tools: Quantum Indicators Lead the Way Start with the Quantum dashboard: Currency Strength Indicator: Ranks currencies live. Extremes highlight leaders—strong GBP or EUR for longs. Currency Matrix: Relational grid shows cross-pair bias. Bold colors...
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Currency indicators in focus in the London forex session

Currency indicators in focus in the London forex session

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
https://youtu.be/YbIlsk7SPjA Currency Indicators in Focus in the London Forex Session The London forex session puts currency indicators in sharp focus. High liquidity drives relational moves. Majors react strongly. This creates clear sentiment signals. Traders rely on these tools for early insights. All the currency indicators for MT5 were in focus in this session with the pound complex delivering some excellent moves in the GBP/JPY, the GBP/CHF and the GBP/CAD. In this session we also explain the importance of the volume point of control and understanding support and resistance, whether price based, or volume and time. Why Indicators Excel at London Open London overlap brings volume surges. Currency strength indicator ranks leaders quickly. Matrix and array show cross-pair dynamics. Heatmap colors intensity for fast reads. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms—high volume on moves validates rankings. Key Quantum Currency Indicators Quantum's suite shines here: Currency Strength Indicator: Spots extremes for pair selection. Currency Matrix/Array: Reveals relational bias across all pairs. Currency Heatmap: Visual intensity for overbought/oversold. These tools on MT5...
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The currency heatmap leads the way

The currency heatmap leads the way

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
https://youtu.be/BZ2qffQoq0w In this morning's session, one of the key indicators we focused on was the Quantum Trading currency heatmap, and the many ways it can be used, whether for longer term traders, or intraday scalping and swing trading opportunities. The currency heatmap delivers all the information in a single screen, delivering changes in sentiment from the fastest to the slowest timeframes, whilst also offering a ranking ladder of currency pairs at the extremes and therefore likely to reverse in due course. The currency heatmap is one of the four indicators on the currency dashboard, and this morning's forex trading session over delivered in every respect, as the currency strength indicator highlighted instantly those pairs offering trading opportunities, and those to avoid and leave alone. And from there, it's off to the charts, and then back to the currency matrix and the currency array to help confirm our trading decisions. The Currency Heatmap Leads the Way The currency heatmap is a trader's quick-scan superpower. It...
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Forex trading the US session – volume price analysis examples and much more!

Forex trading the US session – volume price analysis examples and much more!

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
Another great forex session as the US markets get underway following the overnight news in the Far East and in particular with regard to the Aussie dollar. Once again some great examples of volume price analysis in action which then provides the foundation for all the other technical analysis on the chart and supported by the Quantum Trading indicators. For forex traders the Quantum Trading currency dashboard is a great place to start with the currency strength indicator revealing individual strength and weakness across the eight major currencies. Then it’s on to the currency matrix and the currency array to consider the pairs and the complex of currencies, before moving finally to the currency heatmap. The importance of using multiple timeframes is once again highlighted both on the charts themselves and also on the indicators, with key indicators such as the trend monitor and trend dots helping to keep you in a position during the inevitable pause points in any trend higher...
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Volume price analysis and the British pound

Volume price analysis and the British pound

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
Another interesting session with the British pound once again in focus for several reasons. First of course Brexit continues to dominate the news, and whenever an item of fundamental news is released it is the context of the bigger picture, and therefore has relatively little impact. Second, a volume price analysis anomaly was clearly in evidence on the daily chart for the GBP/AUD. Here we saw a wide spread up candle, yet the associated volume was not in agreement with such a strong move. Clearly the market makers were not participating in the move higher, with the pair duly rolling over a few days later to deliver a clear trading opportunity to the short side. Finally we focused on the new release of retail sales to demonstrate volume price analysis in action on the 1 minute timeframe, and moreover the trap moves initiated on any such release, with the volatility indicator revealing its true power. https://youtu.be/bb_ENLt0X8o...
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Potential reversals now ahead after the storm of last week!

by Quantum Trading Comment Closed
https://youtu.be/cfzpUT701Dk Potential Reversals Now Ahead After the Storm of Last Week! The forex market endured a storm of volatility last week. Sharp moves created exhaustion. Now, potential reversals loom. Traders watch for turning points. Volume price analysis (VPA) spots them early. In this morning's forex session, we looked at some of the interesting setups now on the horizon using the longer-term perspective of the currency heatmap. The currency heatmap can be viewed in much the same way as the currency strength indicator. For the heatmap, we consider pairs rather than currencies, and a great way to use the indicator is to look for the extremes as potential reversals. With the yen now weakening following the flash crash and risk sentiment shifting, these now look like good prospects for the longer term. At the other end of the ladder, we have several euro cross pairs to consider. And all, of course, confirmed with volume price analysis and the Quantum Trading tools and indicators for MT4/5...
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