medium · Volume Price Analysis vpa-core
During the Asian session, a minor FX pair shows a narrow-spread up candle with tick volume 1.5 × its session average.
How should this be weighted compared to the same signal in the London session?
- It carries less weight because absolute activity levels in Asia are lower
- The weight assigned is identical because VPA is treated as session-agnostic
- It carries more weight because a 1.5x reading is a comparatively larger surge
- Weight is set only by the spread-to-volume ratio, never by the session itself
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