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Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) is a new way of looking at the market. Most traders are familiar with technical and fundamental analysis. There is a third approach for analyzing stock market. It combines the best of both fundamental and technical analysis to simultaneously respond to the “why” and “when” questions; this methodology is called VSA. It looks for difference between supply and demand that are primarily created by smart money. Each market moves based on the supply and demand zone created by smart money. If there is more buying than selling, then the market goes up and vice-versa.

A market profile is a tool that can provide more exact reading of market performance. The market profile offers a charting approach that is markedly different than bar or candlestick charts, which have been used historically to graph market activity. It’s a unique charting tool that enable traders to observe the two way auction process that drive all market movements- the ebb and flow of price over time. The market profile is much more than a collection of individual data points. It graphically conveys complex information to reflect a composite, broad perspective of the market as a whole. As trader, we have the ability to more precisely observe the flow of the market’s auction through remarkably useful tool. The detailed examination made possible by the profile is distinctive and savvy traders who take the time to learn how to read its nuanced facets are able to decreases risk and improve the odds of success.

Recently, “Orderflow” has become something of a buzzword, as if a new found popularity has grown around one of the oldest of market functionalities, a common-sense mechanism that has suddenly imbued with a secret that retail traders wish to unlock, thinking that perhaps this, among other things, will be the tactic to give them an edge over other traders who may not have the know-how to use it. Orderflow is a footprint chart showing only the real-time market order executed trades to study the momentum and strength of the aggressive buyers and sellers. We can use this information to see where the big inventory of orders is sitting and compare it with what the market is doing. Orderflow analysis helps in recognizing the final details of the buying and selling volume. It’s a microscopic look into candlestick studies. In short, we can say that if we have a trade signal when we can effectively access that trade at the right location and in the right time frame or It shows us the timing of the execution.