QUANTUMTRADINGEDUCATION – TECHNICAL ANALYSIS MODULE

QUANTUMTRADINGEDUCATION – TECHNICAL ANALYSIS MODULE

For many traders and investors, price and the price chart itself are the beginning and the end of technical analysis,and this perhaps best describes those traders who classify themselves as price action traders. All they consider is the price and nothing else. However, for myself, and many others, this approach completely ignores the extension of price to its logical association with volume, which together then reveals the truth behind the raw data of price.The explanation generally given is that technical analysis is based on the underlying philosophy that all market sentiment is contained within a simple price chart. That a price chart encapsulates the views of every market participant at a given point in time. Moreover, that technical analysis is simply price analysis, and that traders can forecast the future direction of price by analysing and studying where it has been in the past.

Whilst this is undoubtedly true, what it fails to account for is the market manipulation which occurs in all markets and all timeframes. And in order to see inside the market, and what the insiders and market makers are doing, we have one tool at our disposal which reveals their activity instantly, and that tool is volume. Volume is the catalyst which when combined with price, provides the foundation stone which is volume price analysis. And if you think this is anew approach, think again. This method was first developed by the founding father of technical analysis, Charles Dow, more than a century ago, and then further developed by one of the greatest traders of all time, Richard Wyckoff. Iconic traders such as Jesse Livermore and Richard Ney used the same approach, and all had one thing in common. All used the ticker tape, reading the prices and associated volumes to interpret and forecast future direction through the prism of volume and price.

The module includes twenty three videos, twenty three video podcasts and one ebook with 200 worked and annotated examples. These cover a variety of markets, instruments and timeframes, but all with the single goal of helping to explain the principles of VPA using detailed examples. Whether you propose to trade short, medium or longer term, or indeed to apply the principles of volume price analysis for investments, it is all here, with an array of examples from every timeframe imaginable.

By the end of the module, you will have developed a deep knowledge of price action and volume, allowing you to forensically deconstruct a price chart, interpret congestion, trends and reversals as they develop in real time, and so employ appropriate trading tactics to take advantage of each phase. And most powerfully of all, you will have learned how to interpret price action using volume, which reveals every step of insider market manipulation as it happens in real time, allowing you to buy when they buy, sell when they sell, and stay out when they are not participating.