Key insights

• R&V Tool and Black Friday Offer

  • 💰 Benefits and examples of using R&V for trading stocks, addressing questions related to R&V, and Black Friday special offer for dpu

• Utilizing RMV Indicator and D VI

  • 🔧 Utilizing RMV to identify tight areas and low-risk buy points, suggested improvements, and utilizing chart templates and presets in D VI

• Entry Tactics and Efficient Stock Analysis

  • 💼 Different entry tactics for trading tight areas and leveraging R&V for efficient stock analysis
  • 🎁 Deep viw's presets for finding tight areas and the Black Friday special offer for Deep viw

• Using R&V Indicators

  • 📣 Successful trading strategies using R&V indicators and their application for day trading or swing trading across different time frames
  • 🔍 Applying VCPS (Volatile Consolidation with a Pivotal Signal) approach to identify potential stocks for trading and related training tactics

• RMV and Tight Trading Areas

  • 📊 Using RMV to identify tight trading areas and the characteristics of the best tight areas
  • 📉 Comparison of RMV with ATR and ADR, and its application on weekly charts with a 3-week look back period

• Actionable Tight Areas

  • 🎯 Criteria for identifying actionable tight areas and historical examples of VCP and tight area setups
  • 💡 Emphasis on volume, price action, and specific entry tactics in stock trading

• Volatility Contraction Pattern (VCP)

  • ⚡ Characteristics and significance of VCP within a longer-term uptrend and its potential for continuation
  • 📈 Details of the R&V (Relative Measured Volatility) indicator and its role in identifying tight areas and key entry points

Q&A

• What does the speaker discuss about R&V and Deep viw in the video?

  The speaker discusses the usefulness of R&V for trading stocks, providing examples of how it can be used for different trading strategies and highlighting its benefits for identifying buy points and tight areas in stock charts. The video also announces a Black Friday special offer for Deep viw.

• What is the significance of the RMV indicator in stock trading?

  The RMV indicator is a helpful tool for identifying tight areas and potential buy points in stock trading. It aids in getting tighter entries, finding low-risk buy points, and streamlining the process of finding potential opportunities.

• How can traders use Deep viw and R&V for efficient stock analysis?

  Traders can use Deep viw presets to find tight areas and leverage R&V for efficient stock analysis. Deep viw also offers a Black Friday special offer.

• What are the strategies for trading using R&V indicators?

  Successful trading strategies using R&V indicators involve identifying pivot points within tight ranges, executing trades based on entry tactics and alerts, and applying the VCPS (Volatile Consolidation with a Pivotal Signal) approach to identify potential stocks for trading.

• How is the RMV (Relative Measured Volatility) indicator employed in identifying tight trading areas?

  The RMV (Relative Measured Volatility) indicator is used to identify tight trading areas and is suitable for swing and position traders. It can be applied on weekly charts with a 3-week look back period and aids in the process of identifying and trading ranges.

• What are the characteristics of actionable tight areas in stock trading?

  Actionable tight areas are characterized by volume, price action, and specific entry tactics. They include strong relative strength, significant context, logical support/resistance, and group theme.

• What are the goals of the webinar and what does it cover?

  The webinar's goals include charting like a market wizard, using R&V, identifying when a stock is ready for entry, and spotting strong entry points from tight areas. It covers examples from well-known traders like William O'Neal and Stan Weinstein to demonstrate the significance of VCP in identifying potential entries and the continuation of the longer-term trend.

• How does the R&V (Relative Measured Volatility) indicator help in trading?

  The R&V (Relative Measured Volatility) indicator aids in identifying tight areas for potential entries and spotting key entry points.

• What is a Volatility Contraction Pattern (VCP)?

  A Volatility Contraction Pattern (VCP) is a constructive base pattern within a longer-term uptrend, characterized by tightening of price and volume, signifying absorption of supply and the potential for a continuation of the uptrend.

• 00:00 Volatility contraction pattern (VCP) is a constructive base pattern within a longer-term uptrend, characterized by tightening of price and volume, signifying absorption of supply and the potential for a continuation of the uptrend. R&V (relative measured volatility) indicator helps identify tight areas for potential entries and is used to spot key entry points. The webinar discusses the goals, agenda, and the significance of VCP with examples from well-known traders like William O'Neal and Stan Weinstein.
• 12:00 The video discusses the concept of actionable tight areas in stock trading, emphasizing the importance of volume, price action, and specific entry tactics. It also highlights the key criteria for identifying actionable tight areas and provides historical examples of VCP and tight area setups.
• 23:50 The speaker explains how to identify tight trading areas using real market value (RMV) and shares recent stock examples. They look for specific characteristics in tight areas and emphasize the importance of managing risk and finding entry points. The best stocks form multiple tight areas and trend consistently.
• 35:15 The speaker introduces a proprietary indicator, RMV (Relative Measured Volatility), which measures price expansion and contraction. RMV helps identify tight areas in price action, saves time during screening, and is suitable for swing and position traders. The indicator is compared to ATR and ADR, and the speaker shares instances where a 15-day look back period may not be suitable. RMV can be used on weekly charts with a 3-week look back period. The process of identifying and trading ranges using RMV is also discussed.
• 47:19 Successful trading strategies using R&V indicators, including identifying pivot points within tight ranges and executing trades based on entry tactics and alerts. R&V indicators work for day trading or swing trading across different time frames.
• 58:41 This video discusses different entry tactics for trading tight areas, handling failed tight areas, using Deep viw's presets to find tight areas, and leveraging R&V for efficient stock analysis. It also mentions the Black Friday special offer for Deep viw. The key ideas include entry tactics for trading tight areas, managing failed tight areas, using Deep viw presets to find tight areas, leveraging R&V for efficient stock analysis, and the Black Friday special offer for Deep viw.
• 01:09:27 The RMV indicator is a helpful tool to identify tight areas and potential buy points in stock trading. Sorting by RMV helps to get tighter entries, and RMV can be used to find tight areas and low-risk buy points. Using chart templates and presets in D VI can streamline the process of finding potential opportunities.
• 01:21:36 The speaker discusses the usefulness of R&V, a tool for trading stocks, providing examples of how it can be used for different trading strategies and highlighting its benefits for identifying buy points and tight areas in stock charts. The speaker also addresses questions related to using R&V and announces a Black Friday special offer for dpu.