Hafiz Abdul Razzaq Complete Forex Trading Course 

Hafiz Abdul Razzaq Forex Course Consisted

• VSA
• Advance Market Structure
• SMC (Smart Money Concept)
• RSI Divergence Strategy

Course Content

Part1:

1. Introduction of Volume
2. BUYING CLIMAX
3. Buying Climax 2
4. No Demand
5. upthrust
6. upthrust part2
7. Two bar Reversal
8. Effort Vs Result
9. Supply Coming In Candle
10. Top Reversal OR Bag Holding
11. Wide Spread Bar Through Previous Support
12. How to trade on SOW
13. Special Class on SOW

Part2:

1. Selling Climax
2. Two Bar Reversal
3. Shakou
4. Effort vs Result (SOS)
5. Absorption volume
6. Double bottom
7. No Supply Candle
8. How to trade on SOS
9. How to trade on SOS 2

Part3:

1. Class 1 Structure
2. Structure CHOCH Class 2
3. Structure Class 3
4. Structure Home Work Checking
5. Standard Structure and Internal Structure
6. Standard Structure and Internal Structure 2
7. How to trade on structure
8. RSI Divergence Class1
9. Divergence Class2 levels of RSI
10. Divergence Class2 Level RSI 2
11. Divergence Class2 Level of RS13
12. Divergence Class 3 Over bought & Over sold
13. Divergence Class 4 Over bought & Over sold 2
14. RSI Hidden Divergence
15. King level (Only For VSA Traders)
16. Order Block SMC
17. FTR Level SMC
18. QM Pattern Advance Level
19. Dominal Break
20. Supply And Demand
21. Break of Supply and Demand with RSI Divergence
22. FVG Fair Value Gap Type 1
23. FVG Fair Value Gap Type 2
24. Wyckoff Trend Reversal Method
25. Break of Supply And Demand with Fib Method
26. NY Session Voume Reading Technique
27. Top Down Chart Analysis (Chart Reading)

 

Introduction to Volume Analysis and Key Concepts in Trading

Volume analysis is a crucial aspect of understanding market trends and making informed trading decisions. It helps traders identify the strength of price moves, potential reversals, and market shifts. The volume behind price movements can reveal important clues about market psychology, supply and demand, and future price action. Let’s break down the concepts and methods in your list.

Part 1: Volume Analysis Techniques

1. Buying Climax

   • This marks a high-volume buying frenzy, signaling that the market may be overbought and preparing for a potential reversal.

2. Buying Climax 2

   • An extension of the first buying climax, reinforcing that the market is reaching its peak.

3. No Demand

   • A price move with low volume and no real interest in pushing the market higher, often signaling a potential reversal or a weak trend.

4. Upthrust

   • A sharp price movement above resistance levels on high volume, followed by a reversal. This typically signals a trap for traders.

5. Upthrust Part 2

   • Further analysis of the upthrust pattern, detailing its implications and how to identify traps and fake breakouts.

6. Two-Bar Reversal

   • A candlestick pattern signaling a reversal in the market. The first bar sets the new high or low, while the second bar moves in the opposite direction.

7. Effort vs Result

   • A concept that compares the volume (effort) with the resulting price movement. If effort (volume) is high but the price movement is small, it suggests a potential change in trend.

8. Supply Coming in Candle

   • This highlights the presence of selling pressure, often marked by a large bearish candlestick with high volume, signaling that supply is overwhelming demand.

9. Top Reversal or Bag Holding

   • A reversal pattern at market highs, often accompanied by a significant volume surge. Bag holding refers to traders being trapped in positions at higher prices.

10. Wide Spread Bar Through Previous Support

    • A wide-ranging bar breaking through a previous support level, signaling a potential shift in the market trend.

11. How to Trade on SOW (Sign of Weakness)

    • Identifying key signs of market weakness and knowing when to exit or enter positions. This could involve volume analysis during downtrends or bearish signals.

12. Special Class on SOW

    • A more in-depth discussion on the signs of weakness, focusing on when and how to identify them in your trading strategy.

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Part 2: Selling and Reversal Patterns

1. Selling Climax

   • A high-volume sell-off that marks the end of a downtrend and the potential start of an uptrend.

2. Two-Bar Reversal

   • Similar to the buying climax, this pattern shows a reversal in the opposite direction, often seen during downtrends.

3. Shakou

   • A term often associated with Japanese candlestick patterns or particular price formations signaling a potential change in trend.

4. Effort vs Result (SOS – Sign of Strength)

   • Analyzing how the effort (volume) compares to the price movement in a bullish trend, typically signaling an increase in demand and a shift toward a stronger market.

5. Absorption Volume

   • A concept where the market absorbs a large amount of selling (or buying) without significant price movement, signaling potential accumulation.

6. Double Bottom

   • A chart pattern that signals a potential reversal from a downtrend to an uptrend, often accompanied by an increase in volume.

7. No Supply Candle

   • A candlestick pattern that suggests a lack of selling interest, usually forming during a downtrend and signaling a possible reversal.

8. How to Trade on SOS

   • Techniques for trading when a sign of strength (SOS) is present, typically identifying key buying opportunities in uptrends.

9. How to Trade on SOS 2

   • Advanced strategies for trading signs of strength, focusing on further confirmation of bullish trends.

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Part 3: Structure, Divergence, and Advanced Patterns

1. Class 1 Structure

   • A basic understanding of market structure, including trend identification and how to recognize key levels.

2. Structure CHOCH Class 2

   • A focus on changes in market structure, particularly the shift from a higher high to a lower low, signaling a reversal or trend change.

3. Structure Class 3

   • A more advanced understanding of market structures, focusing on complex patterns and price movements.

4. Structure Home Work Checking

   • A practical exercise where traders apply structural concepts to real market data.

5. Standard Structure and Internal Structure

   • Differentiating between large-scale market structures and smaller, internal price movements.

6. RSI Divergence Class 1

   • Using the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to identify divergence, where price and RSI move in opposite directions, signaling potential reversals.

7. Divergence Class 2 Levels of RSI

   • Further analysis of RSI divergence and its significance in different market conditions.

8. Divergence Class 2 Level RSI 2

   • A deeper dive into RSI divergence with a focus on different levels and their impact on trading decisions.

9. Divergence Class 3 Overbought & Oversold

   • Identifying overbought or oversold conditions using RSI divergence, signaling potential trend reversals.

10. RSI Hidden Divergence

    • Hidden divergence occurs when price creates a new high or low, but RSI fails to match that move, indicating a continuation of the trend.

11. King Level (Only for VSA Traders)

    • A concept primarily for traders using Volume Spread Analysis (VSA), identifying the “king level” where price and volume converge to provide key trading signals.

12. Order Block SMC

    • In Smart Money Concepts (SMC), order blocks are key areas where institutional traders have placed large orders, typically signifying potential market reversals.

13. FTR Level SMC

    • The First Time Reversal (FTR) in Smart Money Concepts, marking a significant shift in market structure after a trend reversal.

14. QM Pattern Advanced Level

    • The Quantum Pattern, an advanced pattern used by traders to identify key levels of support and resistance.

15. Dominant Break

    • A break in price action that is considered dominant due to its high volume and significant market impact.

16. Supply and Demand

    • A fundamental concept that focuses on the relationship between market supply and demand, determining key price levels.

17. Break of Supply and Demand with RSI Divergence

    • A combination of supply and demand analysis with RSI divergence to identify high-probability reversal points.

18. FVG Fair Value Gap Type 1 & 2

    • Identifying gaps in price action where the market has moved too quickly, potentially signaling a return to fair value.

19. Wyckoff Trend Reversal Method

    • A method based on Wyckoff’s market cycle, focusing on the identification of trends and their reversal points using volume and price analysis.

20. Break of Supply and Demand with Fib Method

    • Combining supply and demand analysis with Fibonacci retracements to identify potential reversal levels.

21. NY Session Volume Reading Technique

    • Techniques for reading volume during the New York session, particularly useful for day traders.

22. Top Down Chart Analysis (Chart Reading)

    • A holistic approach to analyzing charts from the top down, considering both macro and micro trends to improve trading accuracy.