Sonic R. System

Under key level 750

CADJPY short trade

For a market to go up, you need to buy, which is usually seen in a bullish bar (ie the current bar closes higher than the previous bar). The amount of volume linked to the top bar should increase in volume. However, this increase in volume should not be excessive as this is indicative of a background supply that is overwhelming demand. If you notice that volume is down as the market rallies, you know that this picture must be false. This low volume is caused by professional money refusing to participate in the rally, usually because it knows the market is weak. The market may be rising, but it doesn't have the participation of traders who matter. Unless "smart money" is interested in change, it certainly won't go up much. The opposite is also true for downward movements. Therefore, for a legitimate downward move, you would need to witness evidence of a sell, which would reveal itself as increased volume in the lower bars (ie the current bar closes below the previous bar). If you notice an excessive increase in volume, be aware that this could indicate that demand is taking a back seat. If you start to notice that the volume is drying at the bottom bars, it's evidence that the amount of selling pressure is decreasing. The market may continue to fall, but be aware that it may quickly turn and rise momentarily due to lack of supply. A decreasing amount of volume on any lower bar indicates that there is no professional interest on the downside.

EURCAD Long Trade

EURCAD Long Trade

Hi lissenga,
How are you? I hope you are fine. I want to ask something. In upward movement while looking to volume bars we must look or need green and blue bars to rise if the price will go higher and ignore the purple and red bars is it true? Because the change of the colour of bars must be important. What do you think about bar s colour, and interpritation? You had written this interpritation without colours.

Note where volume was more predominant by asking the following question: Did volume favor highs or lows? What region is the price in? If the answer is that volume favored highs ie as price increases volume increases then look at the region if price is above an important key level or SR zone then we can conclude that MMs may be short orders from SM and price must drop. However, if the price is more prevalent in the lows, that is, as the price decreases the price increases, then note in which zone the price is below a key level then we can conclude that the MMs may be filling long orders of SM and the requests themselves. decreasing to a smaller TF can help to see where volume was predominant. Example; take a D1 or H4 candle that came up with notable volume and analyze that same candle in smaller TF and try to check if the volume predominated in the highs or lows of that candle and the zones that the volume predominated if it went above or below a key level or SR, add this to other clues such as whether the general trend is down or up and the dragon angles

PVA candles
Candles are an essential part of the PVSRA analysis. we have to analyze the color, size, shape, zone and reaction to that candle. Wow is a lot! Yes, this is not easy. But again, given time and practice, you will this more quickly. Let's delve into each of the parts of the analysis of the candles.

Hi lissenga,
Thank you very much, good luck.

CADJPY Short Trade

AUDCAD Long Trade

CADJPY Long trade

GBPJPY Long Trade

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CADJPY Long Trade

GBPJPYM15 Long trade, TP per TVT 20 FIFO MOL.

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