This isn't answering your question exactly, but one thing that may be helpful to remember regarding supply and demand trading if you get confused with various zones and their interactions with other zones is to just remember to simplify things. ...

Keep going. This is a good thread and resource. There are actual real and profitable traders around here that may be willing to help from time to time. Regarding wasting your time. If you learn something valuable you haven't wasted anything. If you ...

The methodology doesn't involve identifying supply and demand before it shows up. If you know when fresh supply or demand is going to come into the market without inaccuracy then I'm certain Goldman Sach's will want to talk with you and your time ...

Have a good weekend T4i. I'm watching this too. Did not take it but liked it and am curious to see how it pans out.

T4i you are definitely on the right track. I write out a plan the Sunday week before trading. I make notes on which pairs are at which levels and could be in play. I used to use Edgewonk but stopped. There is no reason you should not use it if it ...

Also remember the time zones can affect how the charts appear. For example UK time and NYC time will have some differences in the 4hr chart.

Some familiar ole bastards here.

Zones on the lower timeframe are more for refinement after you identify your bigger picture zones.

You should be able to use a bracket order which will achieve what you want. Call you broker to have them walk you through it...

Nice

This used to be a good thread. Only could post if you had enough vouches or were friends with the thread starter. Some solid contributors at one time...

Good work

Vishy this is hard to answer because no one takes the trades the exact same way in the exact same setups even with the same methodology. So I don't know if you can benchmark. As you know win rates can fluctuate and even with a low rate of 35% you ...

T4j- There are accounting firms I believe that specialize in this sort of thing. Depending on which broker you use (a good strong regulated one) will be able to assist with services too in this regard. There is a wealth of information out there ...

It IS AMAZING!

Neat thread you have going here. Kicking myself for missing this earlier...

Study and learn about the major market participants. Commit to trading as a long term business and you will learn how to do this.

What the hell is up EU? :@)

Sure. That is what a personal guarantee is for. The guy guaranteeing has enough capital, but it's a quick deal without all the recording fees, and closing costs...

Depends on the amount and who is asking. How high up the chain your lender is. If it's a small bank or even a large one and your guy is the Pres or Chief Loan Officer he can do what he wants in many cases...