Originally developed by Gavin Holmes (based on the pioneering work of Tom Williams), TradeGuider is the flagship application for . VSA Lite is the entry-level gateway to this methodology, offering a distilled version of the professional software. What is VSA Lite? Unlike lagging indicators (RSI, MACD, Moving Averages) that tell you what just happened, VSA attempts to tell you why it happened. VSA Lite is an automated pattern recognition engine that scans price bars and volume bars to identify the "Cunning Plan of the Smart Money."
Disclaimer: Trading involves risk. Past performance of VSA patterns is not indicative of future results. Always use a stop loss.
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After No Supply appears, the price might dip one more time to take out a low. VSA Lite will mark a "Test" —a bar with wide spread but ultra-low volume. This is the professional "checking" if the market is ready to go up.
In an uptrend, price pulls back. You wait for VSA Lite to draw a blue arrow or icon labeled "No Supply." This tells you that despite the falling price, professionals are not selling. The volume is dry. Tradeguider Vsa Lite
Do not fight the Composite Operator. VSA Lite will color-code the background of your chart—Green for an Up-trend, Red for a Down-trend. Wait for a pullback within the trend.
In a world dominated by algorithmic execution and dark pool liquidity, the average retail trader often feels like they are swimming against a current they cannot see. Enter —a software solution that attempts to level the playing field by decoding the relationship between Price, Volume, and Spread. Originally developed by Gavin Holmes (based on the
TradeGuider VSA Lite is arguably the most honest "indicator" on the market. It does not predict the future; it simply visualizes the real-time battle between supply and demand. For the retail trader tired of being the "liquidity" that institutions feed on, VSA Lite acts as a pair of glasses that finally makes the invisible hands of the market visible.
The core premise is simple: