Sunday, October 17, 2021

The “V-Spot”: What It Is and How To Find It

Hey Trader,

The markets are like an endless game of tug of war between supply and demand.

Our job as traders is to pick which is going to be the winner for a certain period of time.

One accurate indicator that helps us predict if supply or demand will win is something called the value spot.

The value spot is that precise point in price where either buyers or sellers find value.

As a result, buyers will start buying in hordes or sellers will start selling in bulk.

This sudden eruption of buys or sells often results in a move…

And that's the perfect scenario for you and me to capitalize on.

But how do we find the value spot so we can capture the move?

Easy...

The value is always hidden in the volume.

You know what they say about guys with big feet? They leave big footprints...

And that's precisely what happens with the big Wall Street players.

Since they move so much money in the markets, we can see when there's a massive eruption of buys or sells…

Or in other words, a spike in volume.

Once we see the buying or selling volume spike, we know what direction price is most likely to go.

This is what I mean when I say "volume always leads price action"...

And that's why the Hawkeye software is so powerful!

When I see a big enough volume spike, I just know something good is in the making.

Volume allows me to find winning trades consistently, and Hawkeye helps me harness the power of volume.

>> Click here to take the Hawkeye software for a spin

Talk soon,

Team Hawkeye

Hawkeye Traders

team1@hawkeyetraders.com

Call us: (888) 233-8598

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