EURGBP chart with the proper rectangles.
Does the blue demand zone count as demand to place longs? It is only 4 pips wide.
Does the blue demand zone count as demand to place longs? It is only 4 pips wide.
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DislikedHello Ted, Thanks for sharing your levels on USDJPY. Just one thing, VERY important. You are not taking into account how fresh or original levels are! My recommendation would be this: What the video on the 1st post on how to draw original and fresh levels again (maybe you haven't watched it). This video is KEY to understanding supply and demand Delete the previous post and draw the levels again Post the new analysis on the USDJPY, only after you have understood what that video explains Most of the levels are reaction to previous levels and you didn't...Ignored
DislikedExcellent, excellent thread - thank you for your time and knowledge. Sam Seiden free videos were one of my first introductions into trading, and its always stuck with me. However, I gravitated more towards scalping and continue to do so from a 1 tick chart. However, a methodical, and more importantly, a logical, larger time frame trading method has always been an interest of mine. I met a trader once who could cycle through the time frames, using supply and demand from 1, 5, and 30 minute charts, mixing scalping to swinging to position trading,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} One thing you just found out is that many things in the market are a reaction from something else in the market - in my experience a zone formed when interacting with another one is perfectly valid despite what some may say. If you look close enough often you'll find some cause for an area to form, just from a lower frame. Have a look at the EU weekly chart highs for an example.Ignored
Disliked{quote} One thing you just found out is that many things in the market are a reaction from something else in the market - in my experience a zone formed when interacting with another one is perfectly valid despite what some may say. If you look close enough often you'll find some cause for an area to form, just from a lower frame. Have a look at the EU weekly chart highs for an example.Ignored
Disliked{quote} In my opinion, it is only logical that zones, that are reactions from other zones, are valid, only IF they proceed to take out/have enough momentum to take out another level. This is also in line with our rules, so I agree.Ignored
DislikedHello traders. Does anybody know where and how to download the rectangle indicator into MT5 platform? Thank you.Ignored
DislikedHello Panoramia,, i came across this thread by chance and boy i am glad i did. i like the way you analyse and teach. i've been trading for almost 3 years using harmonic patterns. i believe that knowing and understanding Supply/Demand , Support/ Resistance and Price Action is very very essential in trading. i am still on the first page of this thread going through the various videos and would like to know how often you do webinars and if there is a link to it? Thank you for all the good workIgnored
DislikedAlfonso, I remember you said that you don't like entering on candles that have small bodies and large wicks, but on some pictures, I see you entering trades on them. Is that ok for us to do, unless they're very obvious, like a doji?Ignored
DislikedEURGBP. Price bounced off a 4 PIP demand area on the 1h !!! Amazing trade if you had taken that. I didn't, as news was about to be released, and those 4 pips would easily be taken out if it went against me. {image}Ignored