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In this video, we look at Nvidia following November earnings, plus explain how to use our new volume relative strength indicator (VRSI) in conjunction with the principles of volume price analysis.
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Nvidia is close to joining the very exclusive one trillion dollar club following stellar earnings as investors flood into the artificial intelligence space. In this video, David looks at trading Nvidia using vpa in multiple time frames and our very special Tickspeedometer indicator which is available both for Ninjatrader and Tradestation.
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Gold Trading Analysis
Gold trading analysis requires understanding commodity drivers. Price action alone can mislead. Volume price analysis (VPA) reveals true intent. High volume on moves shows conviction. Low volume warns of weakness.
A look at the daily and weekly charts for gold following its recent move higher, which appears to be driven by the meltdown in the crypto space and not the ongoing raging inflation and geopolitical worries. The charts speak for themselves, and the question is whether the precious metal can maintain the bullish momentum. The volume price analysis signals on the daily confirm a slowdown and correction with the key resistance levels on the weekly confirming.
Key VPA Signals in Gold
Gold often reacts to risk sentiment and USD strength. Look for accumulation phases on down volume. Distribution appears with high volume at highs. Quantum indicators on NinjaTrader highlight these clearly. The Accumulation/Distribution tool spots building pressure early.
Practical Tips for Traders
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The accumulation & distribution indicator combined with the volume point of control highlight perfectly what is likely to happen on the QQQ which is the ETF for the Nasdaq 100 and one of the most liquid instruments in the market with an average daily volume of over 75m so plenty of liquidity. However, given the price action looks to be congesting in the accumulation & distribution channel shown on the weekly chart it's no surprise that volumes are about half the usual average.
However, this is normal as volume always falls whenever a chart is in congestion/consolidation. The reason for this new phase of price action is in many ways not surprising given the recent volatility as the index (and markets take a breather) but we can expect volatility to pick up towards the end of the week with the CPI releases and next week, of course, we have the FOMC which is when the FED is expected to raise interest...
Using the VPOC to Trade Stocks Like PLUG: Volume Validates Breakaways
The Volume Point of Control (VPOC) is a key tool for stock traders. It marks the price with the highest traded volume in a session. This reveals "fair value"—where most activity occurred. Price often returns here. In volatile stocks like PLUG (Plug Power), VPOC spots support, resistance, and breakaways. Volume price analysis (VPA) confirms conviction.
The recent price action on PLUG Power is a great example of how the volume point of control along with volume can help to validate a breakaway trade. On this occasion, it resulted in a nice waterfall lower. We now have a nice reversal on the chart with upside levels clearly marked by the Camarilla indicator as Plug attempts to regain the vpoc.
What Is VPOC and Why It Matters in Stocks
VPOC comes from volume profile. It shows institutional focus. High volume at VPOC = strong acceptance. Traders use it for levels. Quantum VPOC indicator on NinjaTrader...
A look at key levels on the SPY (ETF for the S&P500) as we move towards month-end to see if buyers will be stepping in as they have done each month since January. In addition, we also explain how the index is heavily influenced by the technology sector in a week when major players in this sector are reporting.
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In this video, we see how Apple has progressed through some still price-based resistance and the volume point of control on the daily chart. It also reveals the price objective for the stock in the current trend higher.
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Understanding Volume in Forex: Why Tick Data Is Our Proxy (Football Stadium Analogy)
Forex markets are decentralized. No single exchange tracks every trade like stocks or futures. This raises a question: How do we measure volume? The answer is tick data—a reliable proxy for activity. Volume price analysis (VPA) uses this to reveal market intent. High ticks show participation. Low ticks signal quiet periods.
The Football Stadium Analogy
Imagine a football stadium from the outside. You can't see inside. But you hear the crowd.
Stadium Quiet: Low noise. Little happening—few goals, boring game. This is low tick volume. Market inactive. Price barely moves. No conviction.
Stadium Roaring: Loud cheers. Constant excitement—goals, near misses. This is high tick volume. Intense activity. Price swings with momentum. Professionals driving action.
Ticks are price changes (up or down). Each tick = a trade executed. High ticks = roaring crowd—real participation. Low ticks = quiet stadium—no momentum.
Why Tick Volume Works as Proxy
Brokers aggregate tick data from liquidity providers. It...
You know how it goes. The stock is rising nicely and then crash, it falls sharply and develops a price waterfall as it descends to a level never seen before. And then it appears to languish at this level with no hope of recovery. But slowly it does and soon breaks higher developing a bullish trend. The consolidation phase is the accumulation phase where the market makers are doing just that and preparing for the next major campaign for the stock, and hence the reason these price patterns can be so profitable as you are buying a stock at a low price along with the market makers.
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