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- low_key321 replied Mar 20, 2012
One candle does not equal a zone.
- low_key321 replied Mar 2, 2012
Wick zones=S*** zones
- low_key321 replied Feb 13, 2012
I cannot wait for that supply zone on the AUD/USD h4 chart at 1.0784
- low_key321 replied Feb 10, 2012
OMG just missed the such a good short on the EUR/USD 30min at supply zone (1.3275-1.3282) because of watching Family Guy -___- Update:thank god i didn't take it. apparently some big buyers are soaking up orders
- low_key321 replied Feb 6, 2012
i can't find anything. how about you guys?
- low_key321 replied Feb 3, 2012
I always thought you're supposed to make the supply/demand levels on the actual bodies of the candle and not the wicks. In some rare cases I use the wicks but they represent areas where orders have undoubtedly been filled so when they revisit those ...
- low_key321 replied Feb 1, 2012
i can't find anything on 15min-4hr charts in USD based pairs. It's definitely a risk-on type of day with good data coming out of Britain PMI and Euro debt talks.
- low_key321 replied Jan 31, 2012
thank you everybody!
- low_key321 replied Jan 31, 2012
Thanks for the response. But since it is now a swap level, is it equal in magnitude as its opposite level prior turning into a swap level, or has it gotten weaker or stronger? Is a swap level just an another way of saying a supply zone turning into ...
- low_key321 replied Jan 31, 2012
could someone please explain the concept of a swap level and how to use it? I'm reading the PDF but it's still not clear to me what it is and how I am suppose to use it.
- low_key321 replied Jan 30, 2012
the zone you guys picked in the AUD/USD was/is weak. A better supply zone is at 1.06309 to 1.06444 which can easily be seen on the 30min chart. Be patient guys, don't go for the quick buck.
- low_key321 replied Jan 30, 2012
^^^ And of course, having a broker that gives you tight spreads.
- low_key321 replied Jan 30, 2012
it's really amazing and interesting to see how price reacts in supply/demand zones on a 1 min. chart during US open. You can see orders getting sucked dry in those areas and just bounce off of them within seconds.
- low_key321 replied Jan 30, 2012
Thanks for the response. The dollar just ripped and blew right through that supply zone so I applaud you sir for keeping me out of that trade
- low_key321 replied Jan 29, 2012
Is that USD/CAD supply zone on the 1hr (1.0042-1.0047) still valid? No orders have been placed INSIDE the actual zone but you can see from Thursday/Friday's trading period, sell orders were set just below the zone (1-5 pips) and that happened for a ...
- low_key321 replied Jan 26, 2012
ohh accidentally skipped that page I'm also looking at the USD/CAD 1HR chart and see a very nice supply zone. Looking at the probability factor outline from the BS Trading pdf, its practically an 7-8. image
- low_key321 replied Jan 26, 2012
Anyone catch this small play on the USD/JPY???? image
- low_key321 replied Jan 26, 2012
i've gone through a couple pages and i can't seem to find any videos regrading this exact method of trading. Could someone post something up? thanks
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