The Quantum Trading tools and indicators are your sonar system on the market, helping you to search out the best trading opportunities throughout the session, and as with all the indicators, not simply helping you to choose the best trade, but once in, helping to keep you in and get out at the right time.
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When currencies are moving in the same direction expect congestion as there is no force driving the two apart. When there is divergence, a trend develops and all is revealed on the currency strength indicator, whether for NinjaTrader, MT4, MT5 or TradingView.
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The Quantum Camarilla indicator was once again a key indicator in yesterday's dramatic market price action picking out both intraday and longer-term levels for the NQ emini....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0dvepyVirs
Understanding how markets relate to one another can help both traders and investors. Volume price analysis and our Quantum tools make this a lot easier and in this video we consider how moves in the Japanese yen were a precursor to yesterday's dramatic market sell-off....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuUgaD6b4ds
The London open can often deliver some dramatic price action and this morning was no exception with the gbp/aud moving over 100 pips before the start of the session. However, such moves are almost always accompanied by volatility which is why it is essential to have an indicator which triggers in real-time....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yp5qtDMiKI
Patience is the key when waiting for reversal signals, particularly after a sharp move lower. In this excerpt from this morning's forex webinar the eur/nzd pair entered into consolidation trading between two key levels....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbbWlQubqIg
There are many drivers for currencies and currency pairs. One is sentiment and in this excerpt from today's forex webinar we explain how related markets can help us identify risk appetite in the market which is then reflected in various currency pairs.
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