Mastering Supply (And Demand Zone Trading: Tips and Techniques
Mastering Supply (And Demand Zone Trading: Tips and Techniques
in Meet. Trade with Smart Money. As part of this article, we are going to discuss the following pointers, which are related to Supply
and Demand Zone Trading.
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Price Action
How to Study Candlestick
Candlestick Analysis in
Trading 1. Structure of the Market.
Price Action Analysis 2. What is the Supply-Demand Zone in Trading?
Advanced Price Action 3. How do you find a supply-demand zone in trading?
Analysis 4. Different types of zone
Thrust Pullback and 5. How do we measure the strength of the zone?
Measuring Move Analysis
6. When did the supply and demand zone break?
How to Trade with Smart 7. How do we trade with the supply and demand zone?
Money
8. Odd enhancer for trading with supply and demand zone
Supply and Demand Zone
Trading
STRUCTURE OF MARKET
How to Day Trade with
Trend The price goes through the following phases
Multiple Time Frame
Analysis 1. ACCUMULATION
Head and Shoulder Patterns 2. REACCUMULATION
How to Trade with Support 3. UPTREND
and Resistance
4. DISTRIBUTION
Advanced Candlestick
5. REDISTRIBUTION
Analysis
6. DOWNTREND
Trendline Trading Strategy
WRB Trading Strategy
5 Candlestick Patterns Every
Trader Should Know
Risk Management
3 Techniques for Risk
Management in Trading
4 Things I Wish I Knew
TREND UP Smart money aggressively moves prices up
When I Started Trading
Stock Selection & Live DISTRIBUTION SM will take advantage of the higher prices obtained in the rally to take profits by beginning to sell the stock
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How to Make Your Own Day
Trading Scanner LAWS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND Trading
Stock Selection for Intraday
Trading All financial markets work on the universal law of Supply and Demand.
Intraday Trading Course Law of Demand– The higher the price of an item, the less the demand (buyers don’t want to buy at a higher price), and the
Intraday Trading Course lower the price, the higher the demand (buyers want to buy at a low price)
Multiple Timeframe Analysis
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Strategy
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Indicator
RSI Trading Strategy
BTST
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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
MASTERCLASS
Technical Analysis in Trading
Market Structure in Trading
Understanding Market
Structure through Swing
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(Part – 1)
Supply and Demand Trading
(Part – 2)
Chart Patterns
Top 7 Chart Patterns in
Trading Every Trader Needs
to Know
How to Trade Bull Flag and
Bear Flag Pattern
Strategies
What we want to find at the price zones where supply overwhelms demand and supply overwhelms supply.
Central Pivot Range Trading
Strategy
The former is known as SUPPLY ZONES. When the market bumps into SUPPLY ZONES, the price will drop. Then, you
Swing Trading Strategy
Using Pivot Point can make money by shorting the market.
The latter is the market DEMAND ZONE. With the support of demand, the price will rise. Then, you can profit in a long
Trading Strategies position.
Darvas Box Trading Strategy If the supply zone is broken, it becomes a demand zone. pullback test from the demand zone, you can go long.
Volatility Contraction Pattern
Trading Strategy How to Find Supply and Demand Zones in Trading
Volume Spike Trading
Strategy Two steps to identify the supply and demand zones.
Fibonacci Trading Strategy
Fibonacci Trading Strategy 1. Look at the chart and try to spot large successive candles. It is important that the price moves a lot.
using Confluence Factor 2. Establish the base (usually sideways price action area) from which the price started the quick move.
Pullback or Reversal in
Trading: How to Spot the TREND REVERSAL BASE
Difference
2 Pullback Trading 1. RALLY BASE DROP (RBD)
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How did the price leave the level? STRENGTH OF THE MOVE
The Logic: The stronger the price moves away from a zone, the more out-of-balance supply and demand are at that zone. A
heavy order is placed by smart money.
How much time did the price spend at the zone? TIME AT LEVEL
The Logic: The less time the price spends at a zone, the more out-of-balance supply and demand are at the price level.
Smart money aggressively entering
At price levels with supply and demand zones more out of balance, the price will spend the least amount of time at the level
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How far did the price move away from the zone before returning to the zone?
The Logic: The farther the price moves away from a zone before returning to that zone, the greater the reward to risk and
probability.
When the price returns to that supply level for our short entry, we have a good idea of where the buyers are (the demand) and,
just as importantly, where they are not.
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How many times is the price approaching the zone? FRESHNESS OF BASE
Supply and Demand levels eventually break after a zone is tested many times or during a strong move. This is due to the
remaining orders being triggered and gradually removed or an overwhelming number of orders in the opposite direction
breaking the level.
Price action
If the price stays near or at these zones & doesn’t fall much, then there is a high probability that they will break the zone
A strong move to the zone may break the zone
low volume test confirms the zone
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1. Find the SD zone on HTF(HIGHER TIME FRAME), then wait for the price to come to this level
2. See any acceptance or rejection from this zone on trading time frame(TTF)
3. Any reversal price action signal on TTF
4. Entry in the direction of the dominant trend
Suppose context downtrend, price rally to the supply zone on TTF, then any bearish reversal PA signal for an entry
short
Also, notice the volume on these reversals. A low-volume test is a good sign & they are highly probable trades.
TIPS for day trading: The supply and demand zones are high on the previous day and low on the previous day. Look for price
action around there for acceptance or rejection of these zones
Let’s do an example
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WE WANT TO SEE SIGN OF STRENGTH PRICE ACTION FOR CONFIRMATION OF THE ZONE
1. PIN BAR
2. ENGULFING
3. OUTSIDE CANDLE
Supply and demand zone trading is just one of many strategies traders use, and, like any strategy, it is not foolproof. It
requires a good understanding of market behavior, patience to wait for the right setups, and strict discipline to follow a pre-
determined trading plan.
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In the next article, I will discuss How to Day Trade with the Trend in detail. In this article, I explain how to trade with the
supply and demand zone in detail. I hope you enjoy this article. Please join my Telegram Channel and YouTube
Channel as well as my Facebook Group to learn more and clear your doubts.
Pranaya Rout has published more than 3,000 articles in his 11-year career. Pranaya Rout has very good
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ADO.NET, LINQ, SQL Server, MYSQL, Oracle, ASP.NET Core, Cloud Computing, Microservices, Design
Patterns and still learning new technologies.
ARNOLD
MARCH 14, 2020 AT 10:42 PM
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COLLIN GONYE
APRIL 6, 2020 AT 7:20 PM
Good stuff, enjoying your everything you explained I can visibly see it on my charts.
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JJKING
APRIL 7, 2020 AT 5:15 PM
Great! This is straight to the point without beating about the bush. Thank for making my day.
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