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Anna Coulling- A Complete Guide To Volume Price Analysis
A small thread below on important points after reading the book.
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A small thread below on important points after reading the book.
#VPA
#nitishvanaparthi
(RT & Additional points for learning purpose)
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@chartmojo
1. The financial markets are manipulated in one or the other way, the only way to know whether the price is genuine or false is by using volume
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2. Book suggested by Anna Coulling's teach, Albert was Reminiscences of a stock operator by Edwin Lefevre. This book is the autobiography of Jesse Livermore
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Started reading the A complete Guide to Volume Price Analysis
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Based on my understanding created below patterns
1. Price and volume raising
> Bullish: price closes above the previous candle and volume is greater than previous candle.
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#book #VPA
Based on my understanding created below patterns
1. Price and volume raising
> Bullish: price closes above the previous candle and volume is greater than previous candle.
@PAVLeader
2. Price and volume falling
> Bullish: price closes below the previous candle and volume is less than previous candle.
3. Price falling and volume raising
> Bearish: price closes below the previous candle and volume is greater than previous candle.
> Bullish: price closes below the previous candle and volume is less than previous candle.
3. Price falling and volume raising
> Bearish: price closes below the previous candle and volume is greater than previous candle.
4. Price raising and volume falling
> Bearish: price closes above the previous candle but volume is less than previous candle.
- For intraday, look for daily pattern.
- For short term, look for weekly pattern
- For long term, look for monthly pattern
> Bearish: price closes above the previous candle but volume is less than previous candle.
- For intraday, look for daily pattern.
- For short term, look for weekly pattern
- For long term, look for monthly pattern
