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potential testing on dow ....30 low volume
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some weakness on the 30 appearing on gold .. smart money may be moving it before good news

if it takes off to upside no big deal .. good news on trade talks comes 1457 here we come
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potential testing on dow ....30 low volume {image}
crap .. i had a sell based on the two bar reversal it did not go anywhere , closed it for 25 point and then it does a 130 point shake out
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It's good to see some activity in this thread again. There's been some nice charts and discussions. Let's keep it going.

If you've watched the most recent TradeGuider videos (and you should be watching. You just have to deal with the sells-pitch stuff, but there is real VSA information to be learned), you probably heard Gavin mention this:

A No Demand followed by a Test in an Up Trend.....

HVZ' was the High Volume Zone at the time of the trade. It was replaced by HVZ during the trade. HVZ' is shown just to complete the picture at the time of trade.

I did not wait for confirmation of the Test. I entered when price traded above the high of the Test interval on what turned out to be a Level 2 Buying Aggression Bar (Climber).

You want foresight and not hindsight? Well, I submit to you that this pattern (Break Out above the trigger number followed by a low volume bar ((Test or No Supply) back towards the trigger) was mentioned as far back as 2014. Argo, if you had learned the pattern five years ago, you would have been ready to take the trade today. It doesn't get much more "foresight" than that in my book.

And the No Demand followed by a Test, that was mentioned in the video that is at least three weeks old.

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Wyckoff VSA: (1) Supply & Demand (2) Effort vs. Result (3) Cause & Effect
this is whats unfolding in dow .... 500 spring into close ?
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It's good to see some activity in this thread again.
You've been killing it.
Quoting malcolmb14
urgent watch for big money https://youtu.be/9qVBGbicb00
in my mind .... this is how that shale out played out ... hits ny buy stop and goes 150 into profit...

lol instead it hit my buy order and went 40 pip into draw down
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Quoting malcolmb14
{quote} in my mind .... this is how that shale out played out ... hits ny buy stop and goes 150 into profit... lol instead it hit my buy order and went 40 pip into draw down
Happens to us all.

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Quoting Anotan
{quote} Happens to us all. September I couldn't make money to save my life. October has been good so far.
lol ... after the shake out the buy is 99 percent sure to work ... currently now 50 pip in profit ... but in my mind I saw it just shooting up 200 pip through my buy
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{quote} There are a couple of ways to calculate it. (1) A WR7 bar can have a greater range than the last 6 bars; OR (2) A WR7 bar can be the largest range in the last 7 (inclusive). So if your look back is 7 intervals not including the WRB, you have a WR8, not WR7. I believe Toby Crabel famously penned a book with Linda Raschke where they introduced the "power" of WR7s and NR4s & NR7s. I haven't read it though.

Thanks for the clarification HiddenGap. I'll return the favor when possible.

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Quoting HiddenGap
It's good to see some activity in this thread again. There's been some nice charts and discussions. Let's keep it going. If you've watched the most recent TradeGuider videos (and you should be watching. You just have to deal with the sells-pitch stuff, but there is real VSA information to be learned), you probably heard Gavin mention this: A No Demand followed by a Test in an Up Trend..... HVZ' was the High Volume Zone at the time of the trade. It was replaced by HVZ during the trade. HVZ' is shown just to complete the picture at the time of trade....
great post

what new people to vsa fail to understand is that in any UP trend there will be sow .... like no demands or uhv bars closing off high ... but overall trend is up and once we get a wide spread bar ( wider than prior bars ) you mark top and bottom and those are your triggers . You look for break outs and test of those WITH THE TREND

tops and bottlms are also easy to trade but they requore a very specific specific set up

in gold for example upthrust on a 30 min work 90 percent of the time ... once you see one look for further sow to confirm

on indexs I like to use shake outs or testing after a shake out for entry on a 30 min chart. Last week there were some sexy ones on the open of Dax
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Since i am fairly new to VSA, currently reading the book. This really is seems to be a false rally, considering the low volume uphill and might be heading to a spring move then down as Malcolm explained in the videos over the weekend. Correct me if I am wrong Malcolm. Thanks in advance!
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Since i am fairly new to VSA, currently reading the book. This really is seems to be a false rally, considering the low volume uphill and might be heading to a spring move then down as Malcolm explained in the videos over the weekend. Correct me if I am wrong Malcolm. Thanks in advance! {image}
That's a really interesting chart, I can't really trade gold so I don't look at it often.

A. Stopping volume, sizeable increase in volume from the previous bar.
B. Potential Buying, nice close off the lows there was some buying on this bar.
C. No selling pressure, nice how price rejected closing lower than the close of bar A, bar A being where buyers first started stepping in.
D. Hidden Test.
E. In VSA, when weakness does appear it appears on up bars. Looks like supply is starting to come in at the close of Bar E.

I've been reading a lot of Pres78's posts. I'm not really into his VZA but he gives out soo much great information about VSA and trading in general. I like his philosophy that he wants to see tests, actually test something.
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Wyckoff told - think in waves

Here is a wave analysis using VSA Principles.
I use Oil futures market from Moscow exchange.

We have 2 waves
1) This is the first wave, It has volume 1.35m contracts and 3.4% progress
2) The second wave gained 1.7% progress with a bit higher volume 1.42m

Buyers "spent" more efforts (seen by volume) but with fewer gains (result). Volume&Price tells us - this is a zone of resistance (supply). So, we were warned about a possible decline. This is a principles from "End of Rising Market" VSA Signal.

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3) As a consequence of Weak action on Friday, Monday has opened with a big gap down.
4) Note how the buying volume decreases on tiny up-wave. This is No-Demand.

5) Genuine Supply pressure

While price holds below level of Sellers activity (black line) - the situation is bearish.
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Quoting Anotan
{quote} That's a really interesting chart, I can't really trade gold so I don't look at it often. A. Stopping volume, sizeable increase in volume from the previous bar. B. Potential Buying, nice close off the lows there was some buying on this bar. C. No selling pressure, nice how price rejected closing lower than the close of bar A, bar A being where buyers first started stepping in. D. Hidden Test. E. In VSA, when weakness does appear it appears on up bars. Looks like supply is starting to come in at the close of Bar E. I've been reading a lot...
I understand it nearly the same way, the "a" point is also called absorption candle or stopping volume as you described it. And yea, from my observation all tests are low volume.
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