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Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) Explained: How TradeGuider Reveals Smart Money Moves
TradeGuider Systems International is a pioneer in market analytics. It is built around a unique and powerful methodology called Volume Spread Analysis (VSA). This approach is specifically designed to detect the hidden footprints of institutional traders. They are commonly known as “Smart Money.” The detection spans across all markets and timeframes. By understanding the relationship…
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Maximize Gains with Selling Climax Trading Strategies
What is a Selling Climax Trading and How It Works A selling climax trading event occurs when market participants panic, leading to a steep price drop on ultra-high volume. This selling pressure flushes out weak holders, setting the stage for professional investors to absorb supply quietly. Often, these professionals are the only ones willing to…
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Australian Employment Data Sparks Market Panic in Feb 2025
Australia’s labour market took an unexpected hit in February 2025. The Australian employment data dropped sharply, surprising markets and analysts. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released the data on March 20. It had an immediate impact on the Australian dollar. It also shifted expectations for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) next move. This…
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GBPAUD Failed Breakout & Fed Rate Decision – A Wyckoff and VSA Perspective
Introduction In this analysis, we will break down the recent GBPAUD failed breakout using Wyckoff methodology and Volume Spread Analysis (VSA). Additionally, we will explore how the Fed Rate Decision could impact currency movements, including GBPAUD. The failed breakout at 2.0470 suggests that institutional players, also known as Composite Operators, have been distributing rather than…
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Analyzing the USD/CHF Retracement Using Wyckoff Method & Volume Spread Analysis (VSA)
Introduction I am currently in a short trade on USD/CHF, and I want to analyze the retracement phase on the right-hand side of the chart to determine the future direction of the price movement. Using a combination of Wyckoff’s methodology and Volume Spread Analysis (VSA), we can gain deeper insights into whether this retracement signals…
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Upthrust Explained: A Trader’s Guide to Market Traps
What is an Upthrust in Trading? An upthrust is a deceptive market move designed to trap traders and has been observed in major market downturns. For instance, during the 2008 financial crisis, many stocks experienced sudden price spikes that quickly reversed, catching retail traders off guard. Similarly, in the dot-com bubble, several tech stocks showed…