Trading Institutional Order Flow

Quoting MadMojosss

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{quote} Hi AKT and thanks! If I have understand, for example: Price at Weekly Demand - seek long position in H4 - if price breaks the long momentum trend line, I need to wait until price arrive at a Demand Daily for continue to go long in H4 - but if price breaks the long momentum on Daily I need to wait until price arrive at a Weekly Demand before go long in Daily than in H4. Is it right? Cheers Mauro

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hello Mauro. Could you ask your question on a chart please? Easier for me to understand what your question is. best wishes

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Quoting MadMojosss

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{quote} Try with this charts: Weekly: Supply in control - seek short positions {image} H4: short momentum trendline is broken. I can't short this market until price arrives to a Daily Supply zone. {image} Daily: short momentum is broken even here. I can't short this market until price arrives to a Weekly Supply zone {image} Conclusions: on my entry time frame I can sell/buy the market, according to my big picture TF, until the momentum on entry time frame will not broken. If the momentum is lost, I need to wait that price arrives to a higher TF...

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hello MadMojoss. Thank you for the charts and the explanation. I stopped reading when i read your first line, "weekly: supply in control" - that is incorrect and why everything else after that may be incorrect. The weekly SZ has already had its effect and caused the drop from supply. Reassessing the chart, it price is in equilibrium, meaning, it is higher probability to follow the trend, "if" there is room to go to weekly supply. best wishes

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Quoting Merka

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Hello AKT I have a little dilemma on the momentum trendline. Different zigzag bring to different trendline for the same pair. I'm doing something wrong. Could you please show me where I'm wrong? Regards Merka {image} {image} {image}

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} it price is in equilibrium

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Quoting MadMojosss

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{quote} Hi AKT, a question about level in control or equilibrium: look at the chart below, can We say that the price is in supply in control only when It touch or is inside a supply level? Thanks {image}

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Quoting Akt

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Hello everyone. AKT here. I am a supply and demand trader. I have been trading supply and demand for 6 years. As you can see, I only joined Forex factory January 2016. My reason is simple. Trading is very lonely for me because i don't know many traders who trade supply and demand trading or even understand it. I had a significant life event happen to me in April 2015 which brought to sharp perspective, my mortality. So i decided I would give back as much as I can, while I can, because i, like you, do not know if i will be here tomorrow. Forgive...

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hello MadMojosss.Correct. A zone is only in control when price is at it. Once price leaves it, it ceases being control. It has exerted it's effect and this may still be ongoing once price leaves the zone.About the chart you posted, using the weekly for curve as you drew, price is high on the current curve.Best wishes

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Quoting blackhat

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{quote} Just to let you know that I appreciate your posts! I have been trading Supply and Demand myself for many years and know it works. In my view it works not that well on the small timeframes like 5 min if the price feed is spot forex / cfd. So I prefer to use futures CME feed if trading from 1 min / 5 min charts. All the best, Blackhat

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Quoting conom589

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{quote} Hello Akt. Thank you, I did not know that

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Quoting Akt

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{quote} Hello blackhat. Good to meet you. Welcome Thank you for the kind words. Much appreciated. You are correct in your assertion that it is trickier to trade forex on really small time frames but that is not because of the methodology. The risk would be the same with any methodology that trades with these small time frames. The reason in the old days was because of the broker's ability to suddenly move the goal post when it suited them and widen spreads which would catch out the traders using tight small stops because of the small time frames...

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Quoting blackhat

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GOLD demand level? This is on the 4hr chart {image}

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