A look at the weekly Tesla chart where the price action has been moving sideways for some time creating a strong channel of price action which has been defined by the accumulation & distribution indicator. In doing so we now have the key levels that must be breached before a clear direction of the trend is established and any successful trend has to be accompanied by strong volume.
Finally, Q2 earnings are due on 20th July which may provide the catalyst for the breakaway from the current consolidation.
https://youtu.be/TpVA2otYFsY
By Anna Coulling
You can buy Anna's Volume Price Analysis Book at Amazon https://amzn.to/3nGD1v8
Discover Anna's forex analysis at her Facebook page https://bit.ly/3Lp4URS
Indicators available from Quantumtrading http://bit.ly/2MAjR8w
Learn about our Forex Program and Funded Program at www.quantumtradingeducation.com
...
https://youtu.be/iWmCq7KUcM8
Trading Stocks, Commodities, and Indices Using Volume Price Analysis and Quantum Tools
Volume Price Analysis (VPA) is a universal trading methodology. It works across all markets—stocks, commodities, and indices. VPA reads volume alongside price to reveal professional intent. High volume on moves shows conviction. Low volume warns of weakness or traps. Quantum Trading tools and indicators enhance VPA precision. They make signals visual and reliable on platforms like NinjaTrader.
Trading stocks, commodities and indices using volume price analysis and the Quantum tools and indicators.
VPA in Stocks: Individual and Index Exposure
Stocks range from blue-chips to volatile growth names. VPA spots accumulation in winners—high volume at lows. Distribution in fading ones—low volume at highs.
Trade individual stocks for company-specific plays. Or index ETFs/futures (SPY, /ES) for broad exposure. VPA confirms—high volume rallies validate momentum. Divergence warns of reversals.
Quantum Accumulation/Distribution indicator highlights building phases. Trend Monitor aligns direction.
VPA in Commodities: Energy and Metals
Commodities like oil (/CL) or gold (/GC) swing on supply/demand. VPA reveals conviction—high volume...
https://youtu.be/5OJdKxb4Kuc
Trading Stocks Using Volume Price Analysis and the Trading Tools and Indicators
Trading stocks successfully requires reading market intent. Volume price analysis (VPA) delivers this. It combines price action with trading volume. This reveals professional buying or selling. High volume on moves shows conviction. Low volume warns of weakness or traps.
Why VPA Works for Stocks
Stocks react to earnings, news, and sentiment. VPA cuts through noise. High volume at lows signals accumulation. Distribution appears at highs on volume spikes. Quantum indicators on NinjaTrader make VPA visual and reliable for stock trading.
Key Quantum Tools for Stock Analysis
Quantum indicators enhance VPA in stocks:
Accumulation/Distribution: Spots building buying or selling pressure.
Volume Point of Control (VPOC): Highlights key volume levels for support/resistance.
Trend Monitor: Aligns direction—green for uptrends, red for down.
TickSpeedometer: Reveals participation surges in fast moves.
These tools integrate seamlessly on NinjaTrader—ideal for US equities.
Practical VPA Strategies for Stocks
Trend Continuation: Price rallies on rising volume. Trend Monitor green—long entry. Pullbacks on low volume...
In the second part of the webinar, we take a closer look at how to trade stocks and in particular how to select those with liquidity which will allow you as a day trader to buy and sell quickly. Many smaller stocks and pink sheets are relatively illiquid and so selling quickly can be an issue. Here we use some of the excellent free scanning tools available to scan for stocks to trade using a variety of criteria.
https://youtu.be/1Syj6e_acfI...
https://youtu.be/YsSbFLazPHI
Learn How to Day Trade Stocks and the Importance of Sectors for Stock Selection
Day trading stocks offers fast-paced opportunities. Success depends on smart selection. Volume price analysis (VPA) provides the edge. It reveals true market intent through volume. But sector choice is crucial. Strong sectors contain the best stocks. Weak sectors drag even good names down.
Why Sectors Matter in Day Trading
Sectors move together. Money rotates between them. Tech surges on innovation news. Energy rises with oil prices. Financials gain on rate hikes. Defensive sectors (utilities, healthcare) hold in risk-off. Trading individual stocks without sector context risks fighting the tide.
Strong sectors show relative outperformance. Stocks within them rally on high volume. Weak sectors lag—price advances on low volume signal traps. VPA confirms this relational strength.
Using Volume Price Analysis for Sector and Stock Selection
VPA reads volume alongside price. High volume in sector leaders shows conviction. Low volume warns of exhaustion. Scan sectors first:
Use relative strength tools (like Quantum on NinjaTrader).
Focus...
A course in day trading stocks and where to find the best resources for stock selection. And once you have your stocks, how to day trade them using volume price analysis and the Quantum Trading tools and indicators.
https://youtu.be/uucf0AgJtvQ...
