If it was you? That said you were using the supply demand indicator I recommend you do not use it - it will confuse the hell out of you as it draws levels here, there and everywhere, especially at the newest swing high/low when price is just retracing back to the level you intend to trade from - it will have you constantly going the wrong way in a 'trending' market.
To get a better feel for things try trading between levels using stale wind on H1 or M30 and then M5 for entry.
Always ensure there is enough space between levels. Look at Mondays disaster for most people for an example of when to stay out. Do not try to trade breakouts. That isn't the idea. The idea is to take the money off the people that took the breakout.
Remember I was saying short 2 weeks ago when most were long?
but last week was going long....because even though overall I'm still thinking short, there was enough potential to the upside to do it.
Back to the mess.
Why??
And why to stay out?
To get a better feel for things try trading between levels using stale wind on H1 or M30 and then M5 for entry.
Always ensure there is enough space between levels. Look at Mondays disaster for most people for an example of when to stay out. Do not try to trade breakouts. That isn't the idea. The idea is to take the money off the people that took the breakout.
Remember I was saying short 2 weeks ago when most were long?
but last week was going long....because even though overall I'm still thinking short, there was enough potential to the upside to do it.
Back to the mess.
Why??
And why to stay out?
