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  • #681
  • Apr 2, 2012 8:48am Apr 2, 2012 8:48am
Hi Dean,

I was inspired by your recordings. Been trying to learn about S/D but still having some struggles. Are you still running the room? (Recently added you on skype)

Thanks
  • #682
  • Apr 3, 2012 3:51am Apr 3, 2012 3:51am
Hi dean

Just started reading through thread and really want to get involved in s+d trading. Could you with your own words describe how to pinpoint supply and demand levels please, the exact method you use - what you look for, where you draw it. Ive had a small look through sam seidens works but to be honest I still feel lost! Just looking back over some of your charts I think to myself why diddn't he draw the supply level there, or here. Just trying to get the nailed down as in my heart I know this is the only way to trade

Thanks
  • #683
  • Apr 3, 2012 10:33am Apr 3, 2012 10:33am
Quoting chewz
Hi dean

Just started reading through thread and really want to get involved in s+d trading. Could you with your own words describe how to pinpoint supply and demand levels please, the exact method you use - what you look for, where you draw it. Ive had a small look through sam seidens works but to be honest I still feel lost! Just looking back over some of your charts I think to myself why diddn't he draw the supply level there, or here. Just trying to get the nailed down as in my heart I know this is the only way to trade

Thanks
Hi, i recorded a few of my webinars that can be found in post 1, most of them i start the first hour or 2 teaching and showing ppl my trades and techniques.
  • #684
  • Apr 4, 2012 5:16am Apr 4, 2012 5:16am
Hi Dean, just watching some webinars now, just have a quick question I hope you can answer. In the screenshot below, (taken from your webinar) where the green rectangle is, we dont see much consolidation/balance - just 2 candles and second one extends past first by quite a bit. Does this matter too much? as long as we see a violent surge and then confirm it with fib levels?.

And just wanted to see if I could spot the previous supply zone. Is that correct where I have marked?

Oh and you dont sound like a brummie, so whats going on supporting villa! ha. You're teaching a scouser now.

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  • #685
  • Apr 4, 2012 5:56am Apr 4, 2012 5:56am
Quoting chewz
Hi Dean, just watching some webinars now, just have a quick question I hope you can answer. In the screenshot below, (taken from your webinar) where the green rectangle is, we dont see much consolidation/balance - just 2 candles and second one extends past first by quite a bit. Does this matter too much? as long as we see a violent surge and then confirm it with fib levels?.

And just wanted to see if I could spot the previous supply zone. Is that correct where I have marked?

Oh and you dont sound like a brummie, so whats going on supporting villa!...
IT may not look like consolidation on H1 chart but down on m30 or m15 it would have, but look left to and see if its fresh.
  • #686
  • Apr 4, 2012 12:12pm Apr 4, 2012 12:12pm
Ok, learnt something then by going down a timeframe to tidy the zone up. What are your thoughts on this from today. First shot shows 5 min tf, second is 1 min. I first had a wider and less accurate zone just by looking at 5 min then drawing it out. Swapped down to 1 min and got a much more accurate zone and price touched and retraced perfectly to the pip.

Diddnt think it was a great zone still due to not a violent enough move down, feels a little harder to judge on smaller timeframes. What do you think of it though? and reguarding take profits, im thinking your using fibs to give you an idea when to take - generally closing half off and moving sl to be? Thanks

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  • #687
  • Apr 4, 2012 12:44pm Apr 4, 2012 12:44pm
Also, on gpb/usb I cant seem to get the zones marked right. The top zone looks the better one (which hasn't been touched yet). I went into m1 and amended the size of zone. Why wouldn't the second zone I drew (bottom one) be a zone? Is there too much consolidation?

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And last one...usd/cad. To me this looks like an excellent zone except its a little over consolidated before it, just really wanna know your thoughts on these screenshots. Notice the 61.8 fib lands perfectly on this usd/cad. Thanks again, hope I'm understanding it slowly

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  • #688
  • Apr 5, 2012 11:09am Apr 5, 2012 11:09am
ah well trade got stop loss taken but it done as predicted which has made me happy. Any tips on why it got taken out? was my zone not correct?. Happy to just predict something like that though before it happened.

heres the usd/cad now:

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  • #689
  • Apr 6, 2012 11:01am Apr 6, 2012 11:01am
Dean
I try to practice to place the zone Supply and Demand, please response from you. If any I would appreciate knowing his mistake

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  • #690
  • Apr 6, 2012 12:13pm Apr 6, 2012 12:13pm
Quoting dijusi
Dean
I try to practice to place the zone Supply and Demand, please response from you. If any I would appreciate knowing his mistake

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Demand 1 is good, nice little consolidation then price went away, demand 2 and 3 not so good they are more swing lows
  • #691
  • Apr 7, 2012 5:41am Apr 7, 2012 5:41am
Quoting deankenny21
Demand 1 is good, nice little consolidation then price went away, demand 2 and 3 not so good they are more swing lows
Thank you Dean has answered my question, Connecting to the previous question, your comment of the zone demand but no supply a comment to the zone does that mean it is correct.

You say demand 2 and 3 are not so good because of low swing and I still have a word from you before "commited the first and most popular rookie mistake of supply and demand, what you marked is a swing low and is NOT a demand area, for an area to be vaild we need conolidation of price an equlibrium if you will." it often happens to me.

Next I want to ask whether the definition of a swing low or swing high? Please be explained, sorry with this stupid question but I really do not know it. The rest of the chart

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  • #692
  • Apr 7, 2012 10:00am Apr 7, 2012 10:00am
Quoting dijusi
Thank you Dean has answered my question, Connecting to the previous question, your comment of the zone demand but no supply a comment to the zone does that mean it is correct.

You say demand 2 and 3 are not so good because of low swing and I still have a word from you before "commited the first and most popular rookie mistake of supply and demand, what you marked is a swing low and is NOT a demand area, for an area to be vaild we need conolidation of price an equlibrium if you will.[i]"...
easiest way to explain a swing low, is if its a V shape then thats a swing low, most probably a reaction to a already consumed area. A real demand zone will look more like a U shape, where 2-4 bars occur alongside each other before bursting away, we would now know this is a fresh area where the buyers have won the battle, so high chances a retest the buyers will be in control again.
  • #693
  • Apr 8, 2012 12:10am Apr 8, 2012 12:10am
Hi Dean,

Thank you for the thread..

I'm so new to this S/D thing... Could you (or anyone here) help me with my S/D zone?

Thanks
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  • #694
  • Apr 8, 2012 7:49am Apr 8, 2012 7:49am
Quoting deankenny21
easiest way to explain a swing low, is if its a V shape then thats a swing low, most probably a reaction to a already consumed area. A real demand zone will look more like a U shape, where 2-4 bars occur alongside each other before bursting away, we would now know this is a fresh area where the buyers have won the battle, so high chances a retest the buyers will be in control again.
Thank you for your explanation of the dean thanks now i understand about the swing, then I will try to find the zone that the real supply and demand, and hopes to reduce the error in determining a zone.

After getting an explanation from you for the EURJPY pair above I like the demand zone 1, as you say this is a new area that you also meet the criteria described as a U shape and Fibo 61.8 coincidence, actually I also do not understand very well how to draw the Fibo I was just looking at your thread.
  • #695
  • Apr 10, 2012 5:05am Apr 10, 2012 5:05am
Quoting dijusi
Thank you for your explanation of the dean thanks now i understand about the swing, then I will try to find the zone that the real supply and demand, and hopes to reduce the error in determining a zone.

After getting an explanation from you for the EURJPY pair above I like the demand zone 1, as you say this is a new area that you also meet the criteria described as a U shape and Fibo 61.8 coincidence, actually I also do not understand very well how to draw the Fibo I was just looking at your thread.
hey dean is still there, I want to ask is related to the last question, I am happy because I mark the zone of fun yesterday and bounced about 120 pips but I do not entry because I was new in this school system and am learning, I hope someone here lucky.

Yesterday before bouncing seems to make the base or the equlibrium price first, and now the price of the equlibrium test (white box), I was confused but want to ask what I saw yesterday formed an equlibrium in a short time in the test zone anymore now is it likely it will be penetrated . How is your response is associated with SD.

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  • #696
  • Apr 15, 2012 12:55pm Apr 15, 2012 12:55pm
Just found this forum. This is how I've traded for the last 3 years or more, so I'm excited to find others like me. I think working togteher we can find more S&D entries, etc. WOW, I'm totally stoked.
  • #697
  • Apr 17, 2012 3:27pm Apr 17, 2012 3:27pm
Hi Dean,

congratulations with the great thread you've started. I'm in the beginning of it so I'm sorry if you've answered a question like mine.

I attached the chart and would like to get an expert opinion on D-zones on it.

Thanks in advance
Philipp
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  • #698
  • Apr 21, 2012 6:41am Apr 21, 2012 6:41am
How come this thread is dead? should be booming!....or did everyone end up failing? Dean do you still trade this method?
  • #699
  • Apr 21, 2012 7:57am Apr 21, 2012 7:57am
Quoting chewz
How come this thread is dead? should be booming!....or did everyone end up failing? Dean do you still trade this method?
Hi chewz, it is not dead, just hibernating
I'm still using supply and demand method.
Dean is definitely still using this method.
  • #700
  • Apr 21, 2012 2:25pm Apr 21, 2012 2:25pm
Then please could someone experienced help newbies with their questions?
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