What does a gymnast on a neatly stacked pile of stones have to do with trading? And how do they seemingly defy gravity? Well, this article is all about the market being in “balance” or “equilibrium”. You may have seen me mention Price Pivot Zones (or PPZs) before. This is the term I coined for describing…
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If you’re not from a traditional trading background and Cryptos are your first venture into technical analysis, looking at a trading chart might feel like you’re trekking through the woods without a compass. In this article we’re going to explore how simple Supply and Demand zones can be applied to Crypto currencies and how they…
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In this article I’ll show you how to draw Bull and Bear channels (also known as flags) and how you can use them effectively with supply and demand zones and support and resistance.
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My strategy is so much more than simply drawing supply and demand zones and when you’ve stared at the charts for 10 years, certain aspects of price action ring alarm bells and signal that a trade should be passed. In this article I’m going to show you one of my very simple price action filters…
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In this article, I’m going to explain the why, when and how of using guaranteed stop losses. These type of stops are offered by UK spread bet brokers, so if you’re not in the UK this article may not be relevant to you! For those based in the UK or able to use UK brokers, there…
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So as you may have guessed by now, this website is all about supply and demand trading. But what if you have other strategies that are working for you? Well… there’s no reason why you can’t use your favourite methods in confluence with those discussed on this website and in my course. You will most…
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A common source of confusion and debate among supply and demand students is whether it’s permissible to cut through candles. In this article I explain exactly where and when cutting through candles gives us a useful “heads-up” and also the circumstances when you should never cut through candles. As we have seen in previous articles, the…
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One common mistake that traders make is to place too much emphasis on reading individual candle bars. The problem with relying on individual candles or groups of candles is the market will play psychological tricks with your mind and often cause you to change your trading plan; whether that be exiting a trade prematurely, entering a trade too early or passing on a…
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In the second article of this series, I’d like to address an important concept that is one of the key differences between a good supply and demand zone. At this stage, you should know what constitutes a supply or demand zone, how to draw it and where to place your stop. If you are unsure about any of…
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The moving average crossover is probably the most widely known strategy to the general public. It is documented in literally thousands of technical analysis books, used by the famous Turtle traders and mentioned countless times on mainstream financial media – yet it is fundamentally flawed in today’s markets.
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