Today's UT wasn't able to overcome two days worth of accumulation, on AUDUSD price just bounced off the high of a widespread down bar from Jan 18th.
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DislikedEURUSD Price had retraced into yesterdays H1 HVZ/gotcha bar. London opened with an M30 upthrust showing weakness. After breaking down through the open range we had a test bar on M5 which failed, with entry at the low of the test. {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedMy two cents. Correct me if I'm wrong Anotan In Asia start there was a high volume compared to the previous volume, bar ( expansion Bar) was bearish closed on low, next bar seemed as tow bar reversal. following that a failed test test at HVC. The trend is Bearish. I'm not sure if this can be applied to 15 Min chart, as you always show your analysis on 1H chart. {image} USDJPY -- {image}{image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} When it comes to the Asian session, I ignore the bar at 01:00. The 00:00 bar is a dead zone, so obviously there will be a big jump in volume at 01:00, which IMO doesn't tell us much. Also I only draw trigger numbers on H1 chart, I have before.. but very rarely draw them on M15. USDJPY On Jan 20th the expansion volume, gave us a clue that yesterday's volume was bearish. Price didn't even attempt to touch the high of the expansion bar. You can see though that if you had drawn a line at the close of the expansion bar, price was marking straight...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why this cant be an Expansion volume bar. Pardon my ignorance. Just curious to know {image}Ignored
DislikedGBPUSD London open finished as a trap-up move which closed below Fridays HVZ. Trend Alignment from H1 down. After the London OR I moved down to M5 where I noticed we broke below the Asian lows and looked for an entry. I noticed an EVR/Squat bar so I placed a sell stop at the recent low, and was triggered in on the next gotcha bar. {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Very nice. Just adding the M15......... One of the highest probability signals: an Up Thrust in a down trend. {image}Ignored
DislikedGBPUSD London open finished as a trap-up move which closed below Fridays HVZ. Trend Alignment from H1 down.Ignored
Disliked{quote} You've read Philip Friston's book right? I'm about halfway through & his definitions overlap Tom's and the rest of his disciples, but it feels like he has additional layers in his explanations of the background that make it easier to track somehow.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Aye mate its good eh! I feel its shows a bit more of how to apply vsa, and how you can come up with a strategy around it. Ive been through it twice now.Ignored
DislikedI've been watching AJ, but this chart is AU just because its a little more straight forward. A lot of volume on May 4th, and the highest volume is on the low of the day which made me really bullish. Then today we had the announcement about China suspending trades with AUD and created Bar A. Normally that is a bearish bar because of the rally on May5th. Technically you want to see strength on a down bar in fresh new low ground. Bar A is anything but, fresh new low ground. We starting to see some more weakness at Point B, but personally I couldn't...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi, I've been mucking around with VSA for a while now. From time to time I see the phrase, "fresh new low ground". Does anyone have a definition for this ? Does it mean ever, one year, three years, 500 bars, 1000 bars or maybe until I get bored of going back in the chart ? TIAIgnored
Disliked{quote} "fresh new low ground". Does anyone have a definition for this ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi, I've been mucking around with VSA for a while now. From time to time I see the phrase, "fresh new low ground". Does anyone have a definition for this ? Does it mean ever, one year, three years, 500 bars, 1000 bars or maybe until I get bored of going back in the chart ? TIAIgnored
Generally, when it comes to background, I have an issue knowing when to pay attention to a shorter-term SoS (#2) versus the long-term SoW (Distribution from Nov->Jan). Does anyone have any tips there as well?