The perfect trade entry with THIS volume analysis!

Maybe you have never seen something like this before. Or maybe you have never taken a volume chart like this that can really help you to understand the market. Today I will show you how volume strategies can really work for you. Let's dive in together. I'm Thomas Forward. I am the coach and traininee of Patrick Nil and I prepare World Cup champions. Trust in me, this kind of stuff is very good for you. I translated everything in AI because my English is not perfect. And I hope you will be very happy with this nice video. Thanks a lot for your time. The perfect trade entry using a volume analysis that you might not be familiar with yet or with a volume display that can be incredibly helpful if you want to understand where it actually makes sense to look for trades using volume analysis. Today I want to give you a good impression of how we at trade the traders use volume profile volume and also a bit of market profiling to identify where there are fair price levels and where price levels are unfair. This is by no means rocket science, but it is important to get to know these building blocks. And then it's crucial to draw the right conclusions from them because there are many people who try to place their trades all over the market using different setups. And I can tell you that doesn't work. You need to know exactly where you can enter counter trades. Where you can look for breakouts, where it makes sense to trade against the market trend, where volumes are drying up, where there is a high probability of a pullback to fair price levels, and where a market is getting out of control and moving into a strong move, that is into an extreme trend. And you can analyze or at least predefine that quite well with it. But in that moment, you have to check whether what you need is actually happening. And for that a setup is again very valuable and useful. But back to the volume profile, what kind of information does it give us? It simply shows us where prices are fair and where they are unfair. There are a few technical terms for this which I'd like to briefly explain and clarify for you so that everyone knows what I'm talking about. And then there are possibilities using exactly these value areas. areas that simply mark the boundaries where a market has made the majority of its trades about 70% of the day and is in equilibrium.