Things I learned from Volume Price Analysis - Anna Couling
Volume should represent the spread of the candle if the volume is huge but the spread is little that is usually a sign of reversal
Volume with candle stick patterns confirms reversal
If volume isn’t matching the trend than that means trend is probably coming to an end and showing signs of weakness
Volume can confirm a breakout and shows signs of accumulation/ distribution . The longer the consolidation the bigger the breakout
Market cycles. Really important to learn
Volume can also confirm fake outs and traps. There are a lot of examples of traps with different candle sticks but the volume has to match the candle to show strength
Low volume on breakout pullbacks usually don’t mean much and the breakout should continue
Volume with pivot points usually confirm reversals
Btw don’t expect to get used to this in one day you have to keep coming back and reviewing and it’ll eventually come with experience
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My watchlist for this week. Only gna be picking the setups with the best risk to reward. This is my first watchlist I’ve ever posted so it’s probably not the best but I tried :)
Since I’m bearish on tech this week gna be looking for more downside to this and other tech stocks.
But yet again going to be patient and wait for confirmation.
Let the chart guide you.
$SNAP ^
$BCS Going to be watching for trend line breaks but as of now I’m bearish 🐻 on this one
I’m sure you all have heard of chart patterns and I hear many people saying they don’t believe in chart patterns. The reason why chart patterns work is because of supply and demand.
Chart patterns do not always workout the way people expect them to on every ticker. The reason for that is because nothing is guaranteed in the stock market, you’re trading a ticker with weak price actions, or chart has a history for not respecting certain patterns
They always take action when they a A+ setup that they like. They never try to force trades and usually let the setup come to them. They will ALWAYS have a plan before taking action.
They will always take responsibility for their trades and they understand that anything can happen so no matter how good the setup looks they are cautious and accept losses. They always learn from their mistakes.
Professional traders cut their losses if their trade goes against them and their stop gets hit. This shows that they don't trade with any emotions which makes them a good disciplined trader.
They let their winners run until the stock gives clear signs to exit and they have a reason for being in the trade