Forex Trading Using Volume Price Analysis: Over 100 worked examples in all timeframes [Print Replica] Kindle Edition

Anna Coulling is the best author so far when it comes to analyze the market using just price and volume analysis. I may not be living in the era of Jesse Livermore and Wyckoff but Anna has made my understanding better just from reading her book. This should be the first principal before going to learn more advanced technique out there.

What a relief. After reading multiple trader/authors who have "made it" in the forex market this book is a breath of fresh air. While others explain a lot about indicators and practice with back testing and developing your own trading methods, Anna actually defines a realistic, clear, and still unique-to-me trading method that does work. Watching her and David on YouTube and webinars it makes sense to use VPA (volume price analysis) as one of the primary tools in your trading toolkit. This book explains in detail when & how to enter a position, confidence in staying in the trade even when the market is moving opposite and when & how to exit a trade. Read her other books as well.

I didn't learn anything I couldn't learn from a few YouTube videos. Plus, it could've at least had colored images for the amount that was charged for the book. I don't recommend this book.

Besides the misspelling Anna Coulling did an amazing job teaching through her books. Definitely recommend to a beginner trader, and somewhat to a experienced trader. What I’ve learned however is Volume Price Analysis and that’s where most of the credit is due.

It's not compatible with Kindle Oasis.

Not a very necessary book

This is not my first Anna Coulling book. Her teaching is both specific and tailored to the individual markets. Great for broadening your understanding of market behavior without getting too technical. She writes in a clear to understand manner.

Must read for learning how to trade with volume!

All budding students of FX trading and trading in general, who aspire to be able to put the odds in their favour by becoming proficient in the skill/art of technical chart analysis, should make this book a must read...this lady is the absolute "Duchess" of chart di-section when it comes to being able to forecast market direction...Anna is like a highly proficient neuro-surgeon who cuts through the confusion of chart reading, like a razor scalpel...Anna has honed her skills over many years of real life trading, and earned her stripes the hard way and it really shows throughout this book...The worked examples are clear and concise and simply annotated..without confusing jargon...straight to the point...and complimented with a well written short narrative on her thinking in relation to each worked example chart...which as opposed to further complicating the world of technical analysis and chart reading, as many other books on this subject do, clears the clouds of confusion for the reader and leaves you feeling inspired and ready to attack the charts with a newly found purpose and belief in your ability...like a learner driver would feel with "Lewis Hamilton" in the passenger seat! You would be a fool to bypass this book if you are serious about mastering the world of technical chart reading...Thank you "Duchess" and may your star shine bright..the world needs your light!! Top Marks!

Given the good reviews I had really high hopes for this book, but regretfully I was left dissapointed.The book gives you nothing in terms of tangible methodology or strategies to apply. It doesn't talk about where you might enter or exit trades. The introduction was promising and talks about Wycoff theory and how large volume signals the market makers participation (which we all knew anyway), but that's where the concept explanations end. Instead, the book is just full of "worked examples" with poorly annotated charts and a huge body of text describing what has taken place. Phrases like "...on the second up candle" without it being clear where on the chart I'm supposed to be looking. The "concepts" seems unclear and contradictory, for example a large candle with large volume indicated the true intent of the market makers on one chart, but on another it's a rally which becomes a weak rally before a reversal. No explanation as to how to differentiate between the two on a live chart. And again, no indication as to how I would use this to decide when to enter or exit a trade.I'll be honest, I didn't complete the whole book because it was terribly repetitive and I got fed up reading the word "weak" so often. I honestly don't feel I have taken away anything useful from my hours reading the book.

Anna Coulling is one clever woman. Really knows her stuff. This is the third publication that I have bought that she has written. I use volume analysis on a dailly basis to help confirm trading conditions.

Great course

Excellent book for beginners.