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Video Transcript:
Hi
everyone, it’s Dale here with a new weekly trading ideas video. I usually shoot
these on Mondays, but this time I got sick and wasn’t able to record on Monday.
Better late than never, right? So here’s the new overview of the charts and the
strongest Volume Profile levels to trade from. Let’s check out the charts and
see what we have here.
The
chart before you is EUR/CHF, and it’s a 30-minute chart. The reason I
want to talk about this chart in particular is that it features one setup I
really like to trade. The setup goes like this:
There
needs to be an opening gap, which is becoming more common, especially since
Donald Trump became president. So first, there must be an opening gap. Behind
the gap, there needs to be a heavy volume zone. If you use the Flexible
Volume Profile, for example, like this, you can apply it over the area before
the gap. You can also select a wider rotation before the gap, but in either
case, you need to see heavy volumes there.
So,
step one is identifying the gap. Step two is confirming the heavy volume
zone before the gap. Once these conditions are met, you want to trade pullbacks
to the beginning of that heavy volume zone. In this case, my level is at 0.9441.
If the price returns to that level, you want to enter a short trade.
This
is my favorite setup when there’s an opening gap, and these gaps are becoming
more frequent in forex, which is great. Now, we just need to wait for
the pullback. When the price reaches this level, we go short—simple as that.
If
one instrument opens with a gap, it’s very common for many others to do the
same, meaning you can trade this setup in multiple places. Let me show you how
this setup typically plays out.
The
same thing happened on ES—there was a huge opening gap, a heavy
volume zone, and then the price pulled back to that zone, leading to a strong
reaction. That’s exactly what we expect to see.
The
same setup also appeared on NQ—an opening gap, heavy volumes
behind it, and a trade from the beginning of that volume zone, leading to a
short opportunity.
Now,
let’s look at NZD/USD. The same thing happened here—there was a heavy
volume zone, a gap, and then a pullback into the volume zone, resulting in a
strong reaction. This is an incredibly reliable setup, and it’s currently
giving me an insane win rate.
Here’s
another example on NZD/JPY. Again, we have a gap, a heavy volume zone
behind it, and a pullback to the beginning of that zone—boom, another strong
reaction.
The
same thing happened on NZD/CHF—a rotation, then a gap, a pullback, and
another solid reaction. Insane, right? This setup is performing incredibly well
right now.
Of
course, no strategy wins 100% of the time. For example, I had a losing trade on
EUR/USD. There was a rotation with heavy volumes, followed by a gap. I
went short from here, but it hit my stop loss. No strategy is without losing
trades.
However,
one important thing to note is that when the price blasts through a
strong level like this, you can look for a reversal trade. That means
when the price gives you another opportunity at the same level, you can trade
in the opposite direction. In this case, after the failed short, I took a long
trade when the price returned, and it worked perfectly, effectively recovering
the loss.
Now,
back to EUR/CHF—as I said, we just need to wait for the pullback and
take the short trade from this heavy volume zone.
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we move to the next trading idea, just a quick note—we’ve just launched a
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Now,
let’s go back to the charts and move on to USD/CHF.
Again,
you’re looking at a 30-minute chart. Here, we have a short level at
0.9880.
Let
me zoom in so you can see it better.
This
level is based on a combo of two trading setups. I like to use combos
whenever I can.
- First setup:
The Volume Profile Trend Setup. When there’s a trend, you use the Volume
Profile over the trend area. You can apply it over the recent trend or
the entire trend. In this case, I prefer using it over the recent trend
because it makes it easier to read.
- What I want to see is a significant
volume cluster, like this one. I trade from the beginning of that
cluster—this is our level. So, we wait for the pullback and go short
from here.
- The reason behind this level is that sellers
who added to their short positions here should become active again when
the price pulls back, pushing the price downward.
- Second setup:
Price Action Support Turned Resistance. This level previously acted
as a strong support—the price bounced from it multiple times. When
the price broke through this support, it turned into a new
resistance. That means when the price pulls back, it should react as
resistance.
Both
setups align, making this a strong level to trade from.
Oh,
and by the way, here’s one more example of the opening gap + volume
zone setup. The price made a pullback to the heavy volume zone, and
boom—a strong reaction.
Next,
let’s look at AUD/CHF.
The
most important thing on this chart is this strong rejection of lower prices.
There was a strong sell-off, then the price aggressively reversed
upward. This signals buyer strength and aggression.
I
used the Volume Profile to analyze this rejection, and what I want to
see is a significant volume bump around where the price turned. That
tells us buyers stepped in aggressively and reversed the price.
This
is a key zone for buyers. The beginning of this zone is my long level
at 0.5592.
When
the price pulls back, buyers should defend this level, leading to
another upward move.
To
recap, today I showed you three key setups:
1. Gap
+ Heavy Volume Setup
2. Volume
Profile Trend Setup
3. Rejection
Setup
Each
works in different market conditions—trending, ranging, and gapping markets.
Try them out and see what results you get!
Before
I wrap up, I want to announce the winner of last week’s contest. The
winner receives my custom Volume Profile and VWAP indicators for TradingView.
Congratulations to the winner!
For
next week, I’m running another contest. Just comment below the YouTube video,
and I’ll randomly pick one person to win the indicators.
That’s all for today—thanks for watching, and I’ll see you next time. Happy trading!