Chica's Supply Demand and PA Journal

The below no longer represents how I see the market or trade.

What is a S/D zone. Well I see it as a break of a rectangle/box/range/consolidation whatever you want to call it. It shows that price cannot stay and must shoot up or down. S/D imbalances can vary . Even bad SD zones need to be drawn on the chart as price still may react however we do not trade these unless everything else lines up (confluence).

How to Draw them? Well, we all get caught up in this. You can draw a level many ways it doesn't really matter especially if using PA confirmations, even for touch trades. What matters is that we capture the meat of the source. Within this there will be pockets and decision points on lower TF's.

In the first option, some may draw the zone like this. It lowers the risk but also lowers the chance of having the order filled due to front running or a lower decision point causing the reversal.

The latter example pulls the meat of a level and as long as it meets your risk tolerance you will be fine (for a touch trade). If you have space to your target this will not matter as the RR will be fine.

When unsure about how to mark the zones. We can always look for structure and breakpoints on the closest lower time frame it appears. Look at the images. We are looking at supply on monthly but use weekly to see where the first decision was made to break structure. Also had confluence of a S/R perceived value area.

Orderflow surrounding False Breakouts can provide opportunities. Looking at the structure and Lower TF zones can offer setups. (Need to start catching these live)

How Limit orders (liquidity) draw price (via market orders) to the stacks of orders. The diagram of course is only a simple way to see how price moves and how liquidity is sought in a dual market where opposing market orders are seeking the liquidity or stacks of orders.

Hello Chica respect for you

Hi Enverkoca,

Thanks for the post, but this is an archaic thread. Its based on flawed S/D methodology. I have not seen the market like this for a while. Once one understands RTM, there is never a need to look back.

Cheers mate, all the best

exsample how i trade M DPs

I dont look only for one thing.... Last exsample i look for last blue chandle to break sometink down or last red chandle to break up....
I have 2 or 3 templaates for one pair.....
this is not finish what you see in this picture....

one exsample with Y chandles

Monthly( word are in my language) ( not finished i work on one pair weeks)