B.S. Trading with Kenneth Lee

Hello all!

I'm trying to grasp the finer points of positioning the supply demand zones. I hope this chart illustrates my problem. I initially wrote it from the point of view of a demand zone, so I went back and crossed out anything to do with it being a demand zone and re-worded it appropriately.

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Cheers!

Dear Traders,

thank you all and especially Kenneth Lee for giving birth and caressing this thread. I have read it till page 53, it will take some time to "finish" it.
I am a struggling trader. I suppose, everything essential is written the first 50 page, let alone the pdf.
That is why I post a chart here, I would like you to comment on it if you have the energy and time. There is still something that I miss. Why do I fail here? I have a lot of similar trades.
Safe trading.

Or that one. Tp could have been at the yellow line. Price got deep in the box, retraced a bit but never reached the tp. Not even near. Suppose, the oroginal setup was bad. But why...

Htf, this one looks good. After being stopped out, i will ask, why... (facepalm)

I have learned that staying with the trend is a potential boost regarding S/D too.

On HTFs, I'm waiting for 94 area to try a short.
More S/R trade & not S/D trade for me.

does anyone still use this strategy? is it viable?

Ken dissapeared?

I sure hope it's still viable! I'm just starting out and am studying this and the Seiden vids. It's too bad Ken isn't active anymore, as I'm sure it'd be a big help having his feedback.

This method will always be working because this is essence how selling and buying works anywhere.

My last AUD JPY trade. Hit to the pip.

1:2 RR for counter trend and 1:infinity with trend bounces.

Sam's videos and Ken's PDF is enough to get the know-how.
Problem is the trader and discipline to follow the know-how.

Crazy good demand level on h4 USD MXN of course no longer valid as it was shot 2 times.

AUD CHF supply level on h4 for 2:1 RR

What is crucial for this approach is set and forget method. Because price can test the zone two times, get almost to the end and then bounce. If I would watch this at the screen, I would probably exit after second test of the demand zone.

Cable today 50 pips for 1:2 RR from buy limit. Sell limit is waiting, was almost hit.

Hey Kenneth, Is there a way you can elaborate on VSA when using supply and demand?

The market changes and now it works a bit different with some adjustments

anyone know what happened to Kenneth Lee?

Bump.

Is this thread still surviving?

Sadly no.

I've been in love with the supply and demand trading strategy for months now. Didn't know there was a thread like this on forex factory. But this thread seems a little quiet. Anybody with a thread for SD strategy that is quite active will be appreciated.

I'm reading all 316 pages of this thread and I hope to learn from one of the greats, Ken.
Keep doing what you are doing.

I know this Supply demand will give you more false signals then real signals...
Everybody loves to point out the ones that do work... But what about all the ones that don't..
If your not having luck.. Its probably cuz its not a good system.
Be honest with yourself.. are you profitable with this system?
If you keep trying and trying... At some point you got to move on....
And stop drawing those supply demand boxes and dive a little deeper .

I've been here... put the time in.. didn't get results..
Once I stopped and learned more about other things...
I was able to create my own profitable system.

My system will only work for me cuz its based on my personality and how I view the market after years of watching it.
To really be profitable.. you need your own system, based on how you see the market.
If your new.. and don't have years of experience.. its too soon to create your own system.. So just keep trying and learning until your ready!

If you don't belive me how many false signals you get.. go watch some sam seiden supply/demand videos.. where he makes a live call... then the video ends.
Only once in a while will he get it right, maybe 1 out of every 8 calls. He sells his system and makes huge money! He is not a trader he is a salesman!

There's a couple of lines of truth in here, sandwiched in between two paragraphs of utter shite.