Step 1: Potential trade signal
Step 2: Confirmation signal
Step 3: Check trend direction
Step 4: Enter when price moves across the Trigger Line
Explosive book wrritten by Tom Williams - inventor of Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) reveals how the markets really work, why traders lose and how you an win.
VSA indicators which identify and then confirm trade setups
Trigger Lines which help define entry points
Short-Term Trend Tool to show market direction
Relative Volume tool provides information about the type of price bar
Please note: to place trades you will need to have an existing brokerage account linked to TradingView, or set up the paper-trading account facility in the TradingView platform.
The software tools use the datafeed that powers TradingView - either through their free demo account, or through the feed provided by one of the broker partners.
Please note, Trade to Win provides 3rd party plugin software and is not in any way connected to TradingView
An Introduction to the Financial Markets
Accessing the Software on the TradingView Platform
How to Trade using Tom Williams’ Favourite Trading Approach
Getting Ready to Paper Trade
Next Steps
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