Learn how to read the chart using multiple timeframes
Learn how to read the chart using multiple timeframes
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Use this powerful approach to trade futures
Many traders never use a non time based chart, but this is a mistake, as such charts reveal the one thing a time based chart never does, which is momentum. And when used in multiples, this approach is evern more powerful, particularly when used as a blend with time based chart. Discover how in this portion of the US futures web class.
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Wyckoff’s second law explained
In this video from the London forex trading session and using one of the currency cross pairs, we explain Wyckoff's second law using the GBP/NZD. The principle of the second law is that of time and is described using the terms cause and effect. In other words the greater the cause or time a congestion phase has been building, the more sustained should be the trend once the congestion phase breaks down and the trend develops.
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How to apply volume analysis to related currency pairs and deliver a knockout punch
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How to Apply Volume Analysis to Related Currency Pairs and Deliver a Knockout Punch
Related currency pairs offer powerful insights in forex. They share common currencies or risk themes. Applying volume analysis here reveals true sentiment. This can deliver a knockout punch—high-conviction trades with strong confirmation.
Trading using multiple timeframes is a well-established plank for any approach, but how about using the same timeframe across related markets or pairs? In this video we show you how using the US dollar as an example with a currency majors matrix. This reveals the power of the volume price analysis methodology and how using this approach you can add a further three-dimensional approach to your forex trading.
Step 1: Identify Related Pairs
Start with relational pairs. For example, AUD/JPY gauges risk appetite (commodity + safe-haven). EUR/AUD or GBP/AUD show euro or pound vs. commodity currencies. The currency matrix highlights these connections visually.
Step 2: Apply Volume Price Analysis (VPA)
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Discover the importance of using multiple timeframes in your trading
The Importance of Trading with Multiple Time Frames
No matter which market or instrument you trade, using different timeframes is a foundation stone of trading and one we cover in detail in the mechanics of trading module in The Complete Forex Trading Program The reason is simple. One timeframe will reveal things you would not see in others and so provides a complete view of your trading horizon.
Trading with multiple time frames is a powerful approach. It gives traders a better context. Higher time frames show the big picture trend. Lower time frames reveal entry and exit points. This combination reduces false signals.
Why Multiple Time Frames Matter in VPA
Volume price analysis (VPA) shines when using multiple time frames. On the daily chart, you spot accumulation or distribution phases. Switch to the 1-hour or 15-minute chart for confirmation. High volume on supporting candles validates the move. Quantum indicators, such as the Trend Monitor, help align timeframes seamlessly.
Benefits for Day Traders and Scalpers
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Forex Market Analysis Tools
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Forex Market Analysis Tools
Forex market analysis tools are essential for traders. They help make sense of complex price action. The best tools combine technical and relational insights. This leads to clearer decisions in volatile markets. The heatmap indicator displays 28 forex pairs across multiple time frames on a single chart and can be used by both scalping traders and longer-term swing or trend traders.
Key Tools for Effective Analysis
Volume price analysis (VPA) is foundational. It reads volume alongside price for true intent. Currency strength indicators rank pairs by performance. The currency matrix shows relational dynamics. Quantum Trading tools on MT5 or NinjaTrader integrate these seamlessly.
Benefits and Practical Use
These tools simplify pair selection and timing. Spot extremes for trends or reversals. Confirm signals with high volume moves. Anna Coulling's methodology uses Quantum indicators for disciplined, high-probability trading.
Master forex analysis with the right tools. Quantum makes VPA and relational insights accessible and powerful across sessions.
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Scalping using the renko optimizer for NinjaTrader across the emini index futures
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
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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
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Richard Wyckoff’s three laws explained and the complete cycle
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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...
Get started trading index futures using the micro contracts from the CME
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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...