Let’s take a look at some of the volume price analysis anomalies in the markets right now

4 Comments on Let’s take a look at some of the volume price analysis anomalies in the markets right now

1. Good Day, Maam Anna. I am one of those who purchased your book, and I am learning from it. I have been in my 7th year of trading yet not yet profitable or successful. Im still finishing the book and enjoying it for the moment, for me to adapt. Thank you for your free videos here in your website. If you may have other videos I can watch, in order for me to learn more, would really appreciate much. God Bless Us always

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   • Hi Dann – many thanks for your kind comments which are much appreciated and I am so pleased to hear you are enjoying the VPA book. Wishing you every success in your trading – all best Anna

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2. Hello Anna, how are you? I hope you’re very well. I’m writing to you from Argentina. I’m currently reading your book and I must say it’s truly eye-opening. I wanted to ask you something: in my case, I trade a futures contract on an index that reflects the performance of the 20 most significant stocks in the Argentine market. As you can imagine, it doesn’t trade with very high daily volume, but it’s still sufficient for trading.

   What I’d like to ask is whether, in order to identify pivots when constructing support and resistance levels, it is necessary to analyse a specific timeframe or not. I’ve managed to spot the setups you describe in the book on the 1-hour chart.

   Sorry to bother you, and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

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   • Hi Juan – many thanks for reaching out and also for your very kind comments which are much appreciated, and welcome to the world of volume trading! This is a good question and one which applies to all markets. The key thing to remember is not to clutter your charts with too many levels as you will forget which are which and soon your charts will be full of levels of all sorts. So keep it simple. Depending on your primary trading timeframes, take key levels of the hourly for example and back this up with highs and lows of the day from the daily chart. This will give you the significant longer term levels. Then focus on your intraday levels – for example scalping – where you would have immediate levels of interest on the very fast charts at at the live edge of the market. So keep it simple – hope this helps and thanks again – Anna

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