Price is everything

Hey Brian. trading is a unique game with plenty of pressure and internal strife. your charts are informative and well displayed. thank you for sharing.

sharing is a great way to teach and learn. nobody is being forced into anything. RED has created a collaborative place where traders can trade based off ongoing price action and the equation of supply/demand. with solid reasoning for taking trades we find consistency. consistency leads to continued growth

unless you are trading with a fully invested account and plan it is sometimes difficult to know the inner turmoil of trading - releasing the demons is the best way to succeed over time. read price > react >> profit.

all we have is ourselves - and those willing to continue the online discussion

I Entered during Asia with multiple positions and left that one running. Semafor is an interesting tool as long as you understand it's limitations and what you are using it for and in which setups you want to use it. It's more of a confluence thing for me on higher timeframes as it tends to be useless on the smaller ones.

Also this is what 1165 points on the Dow Jones Futures look like



I can see a major trendchange occuring on Dow & Sp500, so i will be taking this out and start placing shorts soon. Indexes are fucked.

Let's see if I can hold it to the target and not close due to lack of patience.

Final target hit.

looking for pull back on eurusd in supply zone and rise in weekly usdcad fork and daily usdcad demand zone

longed EUro

looking for reaction at this trendline up or break

Boring day, didnt get to do much as i was stuck at the office for most of the day. Crudes hit my Takeprofit though

my oil trades.. for those who like to see losing trades, i have included one of them here... had one loss on long oil and another on eu long, which i entered too early... 2 losses for today... managed to keep my losses small, which enabled one winner to cover both losses.

edit: gold trades

long eur/usd

Hi everyone. Here are some old charts which I posted back in June-July 2011, when we were at this supply level we were at now. Back then, I was not shorting SPX because of the way they were stacking levels. It was very hard to get a good short going and then the bottom fell out, and most bears missed out on the majority of the decline. And bulls got punished (I took a few hits on swing positions also). That is how most of the big declines happen, most bulls and bears lose.

IMO, the way supply was being removed back in June/July 2011 in stair steps, shows there was a lot of of old supply that was being removed, then the bigger drop getting rid of the rest. I mentioned (back in July) that there might not be much supply left at these levels, and so far there have been no sellers since we have returned to this level. I have not been shorting here at all again, who knows what will happen in the days or weeks to come, but I am eyeing the upper supply range now. I've dumped some swing longs in this area from below, but have not added short positions to SPX trades. Sorry for the chat, just sharing some thoughts and charts. Reiterate here though, there have been no sellers so far in SPX since price has returned to this area.

Looking to go long @ 79.940 if it does not get there I dont want it 35 pip stop intended the stop unfortunatly will not be below the 50 line, I always find it a bit tricky getting timing right entering into an established up trend and distinguishing the difference between a reversal and a retracement, on the 4 hour it sure looks like a reversal the weekly makes it seem like bussiness as usuall, welcome all comments...

this is random,

Au Eu looking for drops

Beautiful trades. Thanks for sharing Orb. Also thanks for response about the indicator. I may play with it later, after learning more about VSA and volume. You have an office now?