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Levels and Flow Using the Camarilla Levels Indicator
The Camarilla levels indicator is a powerful tool for intraday traders. It generates daily pivot levels based on previous close. These levels act as dynamic support and resistance. Price often flows between them, revealing market structure.
Learn how to apply the Camarilla levels indicator for NinjaTrader for both futures and forex.
How Camarilla Levels Show Flow
Camarilla provides eight levels—four support (S1-S6) and four resistance (R1-R6). Price bouncing between S3/R3 shows range-bound flow. Breaks beyond S4/R4 signal strong trends. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms flow—high volume on breaks validates conviction.
Practical Application with Quantum Tools
Use Camarilla on MT5 or NinjaTrader for clear visuals. Focus on S3/R4 for resistance in uptrends. R3/S4 for support in downtrends. Quantum's Camarilla indicator includes alerts for level interactions. Anna Coulling's VPA approach enhances these for better timing.
This indicator turns daily levels into flow maps. Combine with Quantum tools for confident intraday trading decisions. Spot reversals or continuations early.
The History of Camarilla Levels...
US indices lead the way on Globex as the London forex session began with sentiment changing. As a result the VIX fell with indices rising and strong selling of the Japanese yen.
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Using the Currency Matrix and Currency Array Together for Forex Trading
The Quantum Currency Matrix and Currency Array are two complementary tools. They provide a complete relational view of the forex market. The Matrix shows pair bias in a grid. The Array visualizes momentum as steep lines. Used together, they reveal sentiment, trends, and opportunities clearly. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms signals with conviction.
The Currency Matrix: Relational Bias at a Glance
The Matrix grids all major pairs. Cells color-code performance:
Green: Bullish bias (first currency strong).
Red: Bearish bias.
Intensity reflects strength.
This highlights relational extremes. Strong USD weakens all USD pairs (red cells). Traders spot sentiment fast—risk-on or off.
The Currency Array: Momentum and Trend Strength
The Array displays pairs as lines fanning from center. Steep lines = strong momentum. Flat = congestion. This shows trend steepness visually. Long green runs = sustained buying. Deep red = selling pressure.
Switch timeframes easily—daily for trends, lower for entries.
How They Work Together
Combine for deeper insight:
Matrix Spots...
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More Great Trading on the Aussie Dollar and the British Pound
More great trading opportunities emerge on the Aussie dollar and British pound. Both currencies show strong moves. AUD benefits from commodity flows. GBP reacts to UK data and sentiment. Traders find high-probability setups across pairs.
In the London forex session we show you how to apply the Quantum Trading indicators to trading forex using the MT4/MT5 and NinjaTrader platforms.
Volume Price Analysis Highlights
Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms the action. High volume on up candles in AUD pairs shows buying conviction. GBP pairs reveal distribution or accumulation at key levels. Quantum currency strength indicator ranks both prominently during active sessions.
Practical Trading Insights
Focus on AUD/USD or GBP/USD for direct plays. Crosses like AUD/JPY or GBP/AUD add relational edges. Anna Coulling's VPA approach with Quantum tools spots continuation or reversals early. These currencies deliver consistent lessons and profits.
More great trading awaits on AUD and GBP. Use Quantum indicators for clear, confident decisions in these dynamic...
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Using the Quantum Tools and Indicators in the London Forex Session
The London forex session is high-volume and volatile. It overlaps with Europe. Liquidity surges early. This creates clear opportunities. Quantum tools and indicators make navigating it simple and effective.
Key Quantum Indicators for London Session
Start with the Currency Strength Indicator. It ranks currencies instantly. Spot extremes for high-probability pairs. Add the Currency Matrix for relational views. This shows cross-pair dynamics. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms signals—high volume on moves validates conviction.
Practical Application and Benefits
Focus on majors like EUR/USD or GBP/USD. Use Trend Monitor to stay aligned. Accumulation/Distribution highlights building phases. Alerts keep you ahead of fast moves. Anna Coulling's VPA approach with Quantum tools turns London volatility into disciplined trades.
This session rewards prepared traders. Quantum indicators on MT5 or NinjaTrader provide the edge. Use them for confident decisions in the London forex session. Spot flows early and trade with precision.
What Is a Currency Strength Indicator?
A Currency Strength Indicator (CSI) is a...
Trading success is all about timing and here we use the currency stregth indicator and the currency matrix to explain the principles.
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A great session this morning with David and myself and we started with the EUR/AUD which has been rising strongly for the last few days, and one of the lessons from our private trading chat room where we support our forex education program members. This was an example of an annotated chart of the EUR/AUD posted in the forum in real time and explaining some of the key VPA lessons. One of the hardest things to do in trading is to stay in a trend once a position begins to develop into profit, particularly when the trend pauses and starts to pull back or reverse.
This happens in all timeframes and is when the market pauses and moves into congestion. So how do we know whether this is a true change in the primary trend, or simply a move into a secondary trend before re-establishing the primary trend once more, and this is where volume price analysis steps in. This is...
Following last week's turbulent price action, no surprise that today the markets have been a litte muted with the added bonus the Shanghai Composite only fell 5% in overnight trading. And with Japan closed for it's annual Coming of Age Holiday even the Nikkei could take a day off!
Meantime last Friday the euro was the currency to watch as it ended the trading week on a burst higher against most of its counterparts, and posting very positive candles on the daily charts. However, despite an early follow through today's trading session for the euro has been marked by some great trades to the short side, in particular against the USD, the Aussie, GBP, NZD & CAD.
The euro daily matrix illustrates this perfectly with the eur/usd, eur/gbp/ & eur/aud all exhibiting similar price action. The exception had been the eur/nzd, but here too the euro appears to be moving back to test the VPOC (volume point of control) at 1.6420.
Against the...
Good to see the Kiwi on a bit of tear (the white line on the currency strength indicator), but comes as no surprise given how oversold it was at the end of last week. We've been tracking the NZD/USD which has had a huge move higher overnight & broken through the VPOC on the daily chart and is now touching the 100 ma.
As we mentioned in yesterday's webinar although December price action can often seem erratic, it can nonetheless offer some great trading opportunities. And those of you who come along regularly to our webinars will know David & I are great fans of both the Kiwi and Aussie!
Kiwi Roaring Higher on the Currency Strength Indicator
The Kiwi (NZD) is roaring higher recently. This commodity currency shows strong momentum. The currency strength indicator highlights it clearly. NZD ranks at the top against majors. Traders spot bullish opportunities in NZD pairs.
CSI on Slower Timeframes
The currency strength indicator works across all timeframes. On...
