Trading Institutional Order Flow
Hi everyone My thoughts on GpbCad, hopefully we might get triggered this week. Daily level (inside a weekly zone) {image}
Whats up Akt, i watched a video of yours that came up in my recommended list and found it quite insightful. I currently trade harmonics which is pretty much supply+demand trading but with more animals. i was wondering when you have levels that are very close to each other how do we define which level is best for entry. i don't want to jump in early but at the same time i don't want to miss a trade i may have been analysing for for a day or two. anyway great thread i will have a read through from the beginning keep up the good work brother
{quote} Hi Asr1 It's because of the quality of the level, the level you are referring to was not of a good quality to risk a trade on in my opinion. If you look at the weekly it's more of a spike/pivot that an actual level hence I did not take it. Besides there is a better level above on the daily so it's better to wait than force a trade. So in short it's because of bad quality of the level hence I ignored it. I hope this answers your question.
GBPJPY "The Dragon" Analysis 1D-4H-1H First post here, let me start by saying that I've been studying many different supply and demand methodologies for a while now and have chosen to focus more on Michael's method. This analysis was confusing to me so any constructive criticism is welcome, if not needed. {image} {image} {image}
{quote} Hello Asr1 Good to meet you Welcome to T.I.O.F and thank you for the kind words. Your question is quite a frequent one but yet one that has a pretty simple answer. You actually allude to the dilemma in the latter part of the question - the choice of which one to take of the zones and the fear of missing out if one zone is chosen and price doesn't get there. One Solution, if i may: Decide which is more painful psychologically for you - are you the type of personality that would hurt from missing out on a trade, if yes. take both, split your...
