12.01.2021 - Supply - Demand Zones - OctaFX - LTS

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Trading

Supply & Demand Zones

Speaker: Manish Patel


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Is it like I and Me
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Supply/Demand: A zone, where we assume
there are sell/buy orders stacked.

Support/Resistance: A level, where price tested


a few times and failed to breakthrough.

A price consolidation is when after a trendy move by market, prices come to a flat
period where prices don't move much at all on either side. You can say that the
forex market is taking a rest before it continues trending.
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Supply/Demand

Large orders
can sometimes be seen on
our charts as Consolidations

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Support/Resistance Supply or Demand

Supply or
Demand
Resistance or Support
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a sharp rise or, a sharp decline appears in price.

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price rising, demand greater than supply. price falling, supply
greater than demand. supply and demand , consolidation .

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How & Why Supply And Demand Zones Are Developed?

when the banks and


other big traders buy or sell retail traders can't cause price to rise or
fall Only the banks
can make price move

In Forex, the banks can never place their full position all at once.

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Here's their problem:

not enough people exist/manage on


the opposite side

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First: the banks place what positions
they can, and price shoots away.

They then: make it return to the source,


the point they placed their initial
position, to get their remaining positions
entered.

Once they do: price fully reverses, and a


large move ensues.
So, supply and demand trading is all about finding points where
the banks have bought or sold - supply and demand zones - and
then jumping into trades when price returns to pick up the rest of
the banks’ position to get into the reversal, right beside the banks.
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Price moves from supply zones to demand zones and back: over and over again.
If we identify these zones, which I'll show you how to do, later on, we can get
into these moves precisely at the point they begin. That'll give us a low-risk entry
with a very large risk to reward ratio.
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Understanding The Zones - Demand Zones
Zones

Demand Zones

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Understanding The Zones - Supply Zones

Supply Zones

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Types Of Supply And Demand Zones

Rally-Base-Rally Drop Base Drop

Rally-Base-Drop Drop Base Rally

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Rally-Base-Rally and Drop-Base-Drop

Continuation Zones:

price moves in one direction consolidates


then continues in the same direction zones always form mid-move

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Rally-Base-Drop Drop Base Rally

Reversal Zones:

Form, when price reverses direction, bases, then sets off a new swing. These
zones form when one major swing changes to the other, usually from the
banks buying or selling large quantities of currency.

Reversal zones are the ones you should be trading using Supply and Demand
methods. They're the highest probability zones in the market.

These reversal zones are formed by the banks and other big traders placing
huge buy and sell positions, compared to the much smaller positions they
place to create continuation zones.

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your goal is to simply gain experience finding and
trading zones

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Rally-Base-Rally

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Drop Base Rally

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Rally-Base-Drop

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Drop Base Drop

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Profit-taking zones, and Trade placing zones.

created
via the banks taking specific action in the market, either taking profits or
placing trades

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