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VSA Core Principles

The document outlines 3 core principles of supply and demand, effort vs result, and cause and effect in technical analysis. Supply occurs on an up bar while demand occurs on a down bar. High volume with a narrow range indicates a big effort with no result, while moderate volume with an average range represents good effort and good result. The bigger the cause, the bigger the effect, though the cause is not always sideways consolidation. The document also mentions it will cover 16 VSA signals that must be used.

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VSA Core Principles

The document outlines 3 core principles of supply and demand, effort vs result, and cause and effect in technical analysis. Supply occurs on an up bar while demand occurs on a down bar. High volume with a narrow range indicates a big effort with no result, while moderate volume with an average range represents good effort and good result. The bigger the cause, the bigger the effect, though the cause is not always sideways consolidation. The document also mentions it will cover 16 VSA signals that must be used.

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Converge 2018

VSA Core Principles

By Dean
Supply and Demand
Effort vs Result
Cause and Effect

3 Core Principles
Supply when it comes, it comes on an up bar.
Demand when it comes, it comes on a down
bar.

Supply and Demand


Supply and Demand

Supply and Demand


High volume, narrow range – big effort no
result.
Moderate volume, average range – good effort
and good result.

Effor vs Result
Effort vs Result

Effor vs Result
Bigger the cause bigger the effect.
Cause need not be a sideways consolidation
always.

Cause and Effect


Cause and Effect

Cause and Effect


Cause and Effect

Cause and Effect


16 VSA Signals You Must Use

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