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  • #181
  • Edited Jun 22, 2012 2:31am Jun 21, 2012 10:40pm | Edited Jun 22, 2012 2:31am
Quoting Tipster
I actually downloaded most of them, since then they have modified the web site code and I haven't figured out how to do it. I also did a torrent search and found a class recording, online review of students trades. Some videos are much the same, watch and take notes. If you are any good at video editing, cut out the crappy parts so next time you watch it it only takes 20 minutes for an hour video.
I also watched the video Sam Seiden, and still come to my email to the article. What I want to say to me a lot harder to read and listen to the man on the language in which I do not say, but I do not understand and clear. There are no global or anything, he describes all the concrete and understandable. I probably just annoying, though I am not his student, but still iuchil his system, and alternately lengthwise.
These articles and videos to the public, and imagine that it teaches students to pay ...
  • #182
  • Jun 22, 2012 5:53am Jun 22, 2012 5:53am
Hey Guys!

I love this trading method, but can someone answer me a question?

I am daytrader, is there a way to use this method in trends like the one i marked in this picture?

http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/7...pplydemand.jpg

Thank you guys!
  • #183
  • Jun 23, 2012 10:28am Jun 23, 2012 10:28am
Quoting camp
Hey Guys!

I love this trading method, but can someone answer me a question?

I am daytrader, is there a way to use this method in trends like the one i marked in this picture?



Thank you guys!
This is a 5 min chart. If the "zoomed out" trend is down then look to short when price turns back up. Usually price moves fast when with the trend and slower paced when against the trend. I marked off the levels as I see them.
I dont trade under 1 hour TF so not sure how well this works.
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  • #184
  • Edited 2:18pm Jun 23, 2012 2:08pm | Edited 2:18pm
Quoting camp
Hey Guys!

I love this trading method, but can someone answer me a question?

I am daytrader, is there a way to use this method in trends like the one i marked in this picture?
The short answer is with patience.

Patience is the key. There is no reason why price most immediately revisit a Supply/Demand Zone it just left. In fact, and this answer a question posited in another thread, the longer price stays away from a zone before revisiting it, the more likely the reaction will be a strong one.

This method is not simply about tops and bottoms. It works well in trends too. In this case, the trend is very strong without a lot of retracements back into zones. So the opportunity to make trades is not there, but the opportunity to identify areas (zones) where we want to see something in the future is there.

I go back to patience. It is possible with this method to go an entire trading day identifying Supply/Demand Zones and not get an opportunity to make a trade.
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  • #185
  • Edited 7:26am Jun 24, 2012 4:32am | Edited 7:26am
Thank you for answering my questions.

@Hidden gap: so you would try to short the zones in the next days?

So this would be "your" trade?

http://img576.imageshack.us/img576/5731/entrysupply.jpg

Thanks!

EDIT:

How did you draw your zones? Shouldnt they be smaller?
  • #186
  • Jun 24, 2012 5:32am Jun 24, 2012 5:32am
Quoting HiddenGap
The short answer is with patience.

Patience is the key. There is no reason why price most immediately revisit a Supply/Demand Zone it just left. In fact, and this answer a question posited in another thread, the longer price stays away from a zone before revisiting it, the more likely the reaction will be a strong one.

This method is not simply about tops and bottoms. It works well in trends too. In this case, the trend is very strong without a lot of retracements back into zones. So the opportunity to make trades is not there, but the opportunity...
when i see the zones in your chart the whole picture of the supply /demand zones become more clear. but this is a look backwards.
how to identify the zones? there are some key points to watch out??

best regards,

as
  • #187
  • Jun 24, 2012 12:31pm Jun 24, 2012 12:31pm
Quoting HiddenGap
The short answer is with patience.

Patience is the key. There is no reason why price most immediately revisit a Supply/Demand Zone it just left. In fact, and this answer a question posited in another thread, the longer price stays away from a zone before revisiting it, the more likely the reaction will be a strong one.

This method is not simply about tops and bottoms. It works well in trends too. In this case, the trend is very strong without a lot of retracements back into zones. So the opportunity to make trades is not there, but the opportunity...
Well said.
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  • #188
  • Jun 24, 2012 12:54pm Jun 24, 2012 12:54pm
Quoting camp
Hey Guys!

I love this trading method, but can someone answer me a question?

I am daytrader, is there a way to use this method in trends like the one i marked in this picture?



Thank you guys!
I want to remind that the trade for 5 minutes is not very lucrative, with time you will lose money. In 5 minutes you can see the levels of supply and demand, but their purpose is minimal. So, think the game worth the candle? In 5 minutes you can view and enter the market. In determining in large graphs 4 hours, day, week, you will not have to rack their brains in which direction you go.
  • #189
  • Jun 24, 2012 1:05pm Jun 24, 2012 1:05pm
camp edit your schedule is too big, spreads forum
  • #190
  • Jun 24, 2012 1:28pm Jun 24, 2012 1:28pm
There's a reason S/D guys use currency futures instead of spot FX.
  • #191
  • Jun 24, 2012 1:34pm Jun 24, 2012 1:34pm
Quoting EmeraldEyes
There's a reason S/D guys use currency futures instead of spot FX.
On the spot affects the futures market, so this is the same, all the graphs are identical, for example, I always watch when trading futures, spot
  • #192
  • Jun 24, 2012 1:48pm Jun 24, 2012 1:48pm
Quoting Rail
On the spot affects the futures market, so this is the same, all the graphs are identical, for example, I always watch when trading futures, spot
Oh ok. Ya, they're the same thing.
  • #193
  • Jun 26, 2012 5:28am Jun 26, 2012 5:28am
Hi, I've a question that's been bothering me for a while.

What I've learned about supply/demand trading is that we should skip for e.g. a trade at demand level, if there's an opposing NEW supply level being formed, especially on higher timeframe.

But what doesn't make sense to me at all is isn't every price drop back to a demand level due to new supply above(or other way round)? If that's the case, we should skip each and every signal and never trade!!

Is it possible for price to drop back to demand level without a supply level forming up top? I guess not, but then how would supply/demand trading make any money at all?

FYI, I'm not skeptical of this method, I have definitely seen it work, but conceptually the above point doesn't make sense to me right now. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
  • #194
  • Jun 26, 2012 5:34am Jun 26, 2012 5:34am
Quoting camp
Hey Guys!

I love this trading method, but can someone answer me a question?

I am daytrader, is there a way to use this method in trends like the one i marked in this picture?

http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/7...pplydemand.jpg

Thank you guys!
Hey, great question, and this is a point I thought about too.

IMHO, S/D works well in corrections(Elliott Wave analysis), because prices tend to retrace a significant part of a particular move.
But in strong trends, pullbacks are shallow and you will rarely get that 70-90% correction right-away that S/D traders are waiting for. By the time the prices retrace that much, the trend is clearly over, so you're playing a different game then. Just my view though, not set in stone.
  • #195
  • Jun 26, 2012 5:40am Jun 26, 2012 5:40am
Quoting nim1984
Hey, great question, and this is a point I thought about too.

IMHO, S/D works well in corrections(Elliott Wave analysis), because prices tend to retrace a significant part of a particular move.
But in strong trends, pullbacks are shallow and you will rarely get that 70-90% correction right-away that S/D traders are waiting for. By the time the prices retrace that much, the trend is clearly over, so you're playing a different game then. Just my view though, not set in stone.
You just need to ask for anything to understand this area of ​​supply or demand it. May operate the Elliott wave, but with the waves you will never understand what the market.
  • #196
  • Edited 3:41pm Jul 2, 2012 2:55pm | Edited 3:41pm
Quoting Rail
Attachment Hello, It's clear that not all supply and demand quality for the input. Suggest to his view on that issue. When driving the trend down, I use a maximum of three to enter for a short position, usually the longest movement, and with 100% certainty usually comes to the end. The graph shows GBP/USD 4 hours of two movements, which at first I went into the (BC), and closed in (BC) = 100% movement. In another short position came in (AB), and closed in (AB).
Dear Rail!
Tell us about your settings Fibo please. Here is unknown strategy? Or secret?
  • #197
  • Jul 2, 2012 9:30pm Jul 2, 2012 9:30pm
Quoting ruten
Dear Rail!
Tell us about your settings Fibo please. Here is unknown strategy? Or secret?
Hi, neither of which is no secret, I do not use Fibo, and only use it to their advantage, every movement is always the same distance as the previous one. : Write, if the price was developed in the area of ​​AB, make sure you finish the movement in the area of ​​AB after breaking through the 100% on the template. That's it. You can also say that if the price is unfolded at 38.2% is finished movement at 138.2%.
  • #198
  • Jul 2, 2012 10:32pm Jul 2, 2012 10:32pm
Quoting Rail
Hi, neither of which is no secret, I do not use Fibo, and only use it to their advantage, every movement is always the same distance as the previous one. : Write, if the price was developed in the area of ​​AB, make sure you finish the movement in the area of ​​AB after breaking through the 100% on the template. That's it. You can also say that if the price is unfolded at 38.2% is finished movement at 138.2%.
Thanks Rail! It's really very simple! I don't listen about this theory .
  • #199
  • Jul 3, 2012 3:51pm Jul 3, 2012 3:51pm
CAD/JPY Daily: great trade is coming up, fresh Supply zone- never tested!
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  • #200
  • Jul 3, 2012 10:05pm Jul 3, 2012 10:05pm
My views on the CADJPY think it will go up

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USDCAD falls
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USDJPY up
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