As traders, volatility can be our greatest friend and our worst enemy. Volatility is simply the compression of time, as the price action moves with speed and momentum, resulting in wide spread or even extreme candles or price bars. In other words, the range of movement has occurred over a very short time, and if we are on the right side of the market, such price moves will be welcomed as we watch our positions increase dramatically. However, they are not so welcome if we are on the wrong side.
Most of the time, we know when to expect volatile price action, at important news releases, at the market open, at rollover, and session crossovers, but more often, it is unexpected and comes out of the blue, which is why we developed the Dynamic Volatility Indicator.
DVI gives us the perfect solution as it signals volatility in real-time, using the principles of average true range. The indicator constantly scans the price action...
In this morning's Forex webinar David & I covered a wide range of topics including the importance of understanding the principle drivers for currencies and currency pairs as well as how to spot and use the simple two candle reversal pattern with vpa and the Quantum indicators.
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The volatility indicator together with reading the volume and understanding its relationship to the price action and candles reveals the cynicism behind the pump & dump of Plug Power. Note too the price channel defined by the accumulation & distribution indicator.
By Anna Coulling
Charts courtesy of Ninjatrader.
Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. It is not a buy or sell recommendation.
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As traders we need volatility but it can also trigger FOMO -the fear of missing out and result in bad trading decisions. This is where the Quantum Volatility indicator can help prevent such a situation from developing in the first place. This type of price action is always present at the Wall Street open when volatility is used to trap traders on the wrong side of the market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWkDJ_wHe5o
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One of the important phases of price action in any market is volatility. Why? Because two forces are at work. The first is the emotional fear of missing out, in other words FOMO. The second is the fact this is the time the market makers and insiders are at their most active. They understand FOMO and use it repeatedly to trap traders into weak positions, either following such a move with congestion, increasing the fear further, or simply reversing the price action and taking out stops. Either way it's win win for the insiders and a simple and powerful way for them to make money. Learn how and why in this video and discover how to avoid being trapped.
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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=OsdlTIdSVy0
Session crossovers can catch many traders as volatility enters the market. Using multiple time frames and non-time based charts can help traders navigate these tricky trading times. This video breaks down the price action on the gbp/aud before the London open.
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