Price Action made simple with Supply and Demand levels

This trade did not work. Can anyone please explain what could be the possible reason ?



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Hi Smondol, I had to go back and take a look at what you were talking about on the charts. Look at the overall trend of price before creating that supply zone. The overall trend is going up and breaking any supply zone that is being created. It is always important to trade with the trend which is why you should be looking for buying opportunities when price is in a uptrend like that. Also, when it comes to both supply and demand zones we want to be looking for "clean arrivals", meaning that we want to see price come back into that zone fairly quickly instead of slowly making its way up like in the example you provided. A lot can happen it between that time such as institutions removing their orders or simply more buyers building up over time.

Thank you all for your lovely comments in this thread.
I have started learning more about this topic.
I am from India and do I have a few more questions on upcoming & zones that did not work (Indian stock market)

I want to understand the rationale behind both the one that worked and the one that did not work.

Did not work -
1. NSE: INDUSIND BANK
2. Hindalco (Zone at 625 level did not work)

Upcoming
1. Hero Motor Corp (Zone at 4570 did not work now new zone at 4886)
2. Hindustan Unilever
3. HDFC Life insurance (ZOne at 563 did not work, Now another zone formed at 540)

Hello everyone,
I wish you a Merry Christmas. Under the tree let's put a successful year 2025.
I would like to revive the subject which is so exciting.
Post your exchanges whether they are good or bad and let's learn together.
Here is a short trade taken at the beginning of the week.
Let's see how this goes...There is some fresh margin below. EURNZD in Daily.

CHFJPY short.

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Hey all,

I’ve only incurred losses on two trading accounts because I didn’t quite understand the system—or rather, the systems. But I wouldn’t say that at all. The problem is more that you face a situation in the market and think you have to act a certain way, but the “furu” then says, “No, of course not here.” The next time, it says, “No, there’s an extra rule here.” So what I’m trying to say is, it’s often extremely subjective, and the systems are loaded with indicators and exceptions, etc.

I came across Supply and Demand six months ago, watched Sam Seiden there, but didn’t quite get along with the webcasts. On YouTube, I found FXTelepath, learned his system, and joined his Discord server. It was nice to be around people doing the same thing, but I still didn’t feel comfortable—it was too impersonal.

I even managed to find a mentor after all these years—or so I thought. I’m really patient and wait days for a reply, but it doesn’t really help me if it takes days or weeks to get information; that’s not what I had in mind either.

I like Thomas’s approach—the simplicity, the fact that there are just clear rules. But with this long, nonsensical message—which I’m sure most people can relate to—I’d also like to look for a partner, preferably someone with similar experiences and ideas.
Yeah, ideally a mentor!

I think what I need is someone to guide me through this. Someone who tells me: Take this trade with this stop-loss and this target; if X happens, do Y. And if it doesn’t work, then we’ll talk about it. Until I can do it all on my own. Otherwise, it really won’t work if you’re just passed from one piece of information to the next.
If anyone happens to stumble across this and reads my message, I’d be happy to hear from you about working together. PM or here.