hey are these valid
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DislikedHey guys,
ill keep it short hence i dont have any time right now...
the last 4 days i shutted myself into my basement to work on my e-book.
And there it is....it's not perfect since im not a ''pages'' pro, but i think it is a good guideline especially for the newcomers to the world of supply and demand.
The content offers you a brief overview of S/D. I mainly/only included the higher timeframes to it.
The content is very basic. So i recommend this e-book to the newbies and maybe the semis here...i dont know...take it however you feel...Ignored
Dislikedthank you all for your kind replies...i plan to publish the next E-book in august, it will content a lot more complex stuff and a lot of other examples etc. :-)
kind regards,
Jonas
Note: Never mind to ask anything if you feel to, i try to be online at least once a day to answer the requests...
im here to helpIgnored
DislikedJust getting some feed back if these were valid levels of supply and demand.
I also found a good webinar (not sam seiden) on supply and demandIgnored
DislikedHi Jonas..
thanks for your ebook, finally I found another thread that I can hangout more often,, I also follow Redsword Threat, price is everything... I will more often upload my chart here,, since Im a newbie for forex and still learning, hopefully you and all of friends here can give a corrective critics, advice and suggestion..
regards
FaldotIgnored
Dislikedits easy to see that it worked after the fact.
the more important psychological challenge is to be able to see it before the market moves in the intended direction...
every trader has to find the method in which their broker will allow them to see the actual buy and sell orders being placed within that specific brokerage using a level2 screen and the corresponding futures market volume so that an OBJECTIVE trade can be executed...Ignored
Dislikedi too have been interested in this subject for quite some time. in labeling the supply and demand zones on your charts in the e-book, i came up with one question.
How are you objectively defining those zones, before price moves in the intended direction?
the zones you identified as S/D areas, can only be subjectively identified as such DURING the trading day using Support & Resistance levels. [b]My point is, How does a trader actually and OBJECTIVELY determine that a crowd of Buyers, or Sellers is actually placing orders at those so...Ignored
DislikedThis is my first time posting my chart,, I m still learning..
critics and advices are very welcome..
http://i.imgur.com/heI8f.pngIgnored
DislikedI saw D1 there is a strong bearish, thats why I sell,, but yes I think I risk alot on this trade,, thanks for your advice jonas,, I 'll try not to repeat the same mistake in the next OP..
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