Why Some Supply & Demand Zones Work and Others Don’t: February 5th, 2021
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Why Some Supply & Demand Zones Work and Others Don’t: February 5th, 2021
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essentially this is the same concept of price moving from one area of high liquidity to another (fair value/novice zone)... you wouldn't take the trades at the areas of liquidity/fair value because these aren't valid supply/demand zones (there is a balance of sellers and buyers. the way I am understanding it, you wait for price to move away from the liquidity/novice area, if it moves up, creates supply, you'd look to enter at the retest of the supply to ride it back down to the area of high liquidity. vice versa for demand, wait for price to fall below novice area/liquidity, create level of demand (which is determined once we see level of supply fail, and look to enter on the retest of what caused the invalid supply to fail. this way of thinking helped make things simpler and easier to understand. well done.
Wow, this was one of the best supply & demand zones theory I've seen in RUclips. It finally clicked on me. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Sam is the original teacher of this method.
@@forexdissector9565 and Wycoff even more original one! (1920s)
THIS NEXT WORDS CAN SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY!! Learn from Sam he is the real deal , no BS just what works basically where are the financial institutions (hedge funds, governments, banks,etc) are buying and selling. No silly indicators or useless candle stick patterns. He will teach you to read the chart as a pro…. News, fundamentals, etc become secondary information. Simple, not easy, yet powerful!!
Funny on RUclips the truest traders always have the smallest channels.
@@reemobrooklyn3557 no lambos, girls or flashing money, just useful info
This is gold. I had a big aha moment while watching this.
Sam explained it very well. I've learned his methodology years ago and still apply it to my trading & investing decisions. This video lesson helps tie it all together.
I am still feel it hard, to understand what he meant good quality location. Any help to make it easy?
@@aruprakshit7218 I also need help with that
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@No Name Thank You for your suggestion to watch D&S from surjeet ,it really helped me
How successful has this method been for you?
I finally get it. Supply and demand are areas where price is not often hanging around. Fair value is the middle where the 'noise' of trading occurs. That is why it is crucial to trigger your trade at the demand or supply zones, because once price fires away from that zone, your position will in the middle again in the fair value where you are more at risk. You take the risk once it hits the demand or supply zone because a proper entry has the minimum risk and has the advantage of the imbalance. You will know very quickly if that area is no longer a zone if it breaks right through or trades in a range in that zone for too long, that is where you should exit. Does this mean then our exits should be in the fair value area?
Sam is the best instructor by far. I used to trade with a lot of clutter on my charts which just led to more confusion.
"Sam Seiden is probably the biggest scammer in trading education of all time." ForexFactory in 2020
I'm a big fan of Supply/Demand Trading!! Sam always does a great job breaking thing's down!!
Omg I actually learned something very new. The fact that Novice Levels are that important in which it pulls the price towards it is amazing.
its pretty much about” don’t diddle in the middle”
Not really. It's about asking the right questions.
@@odyseuszkoskiniotis6266 what question?
Said a wise man by the name of Iman
How have I missed this channel, such great value. Thanks
This just blew my mind. Great video!! I will be back testing and using this strategy. Can't wait to watch your other videos.
Can you describe your results?
Brilliant I have gathered vital insight in DD & SS for ex trading strategy and I know I will never be the same as from today going forward - Thanks a million Sam
Thank you a lot for your videos Sam.
Would it be possible to do a video on: 'trading small time frames in the correct places on the supply and demand curve.'
That's a long title but it would certainly help! 😅 Thanks
it’s hard to do with stocks bro im down hella
Revolutionary video
I could listen to you talk all day
Pinnacle Institute is the best... Your explanation of the demand and supply concept is unmatched. Keep up the good work. You're changing lives, one demand and supply zone at a time
This video and way of explaining is of a rare high quality. Thank you so much for sharing.
What a great video. It's all clicking into space now.Thank you Sam.
My answer was No for both of the zones 11:25 .......HOLYSHIT!!!!! I did not belived myself!!
Just begun learning about S&D and Sams videos have increased my knowledge real fast. Thank you.
How has it worked for you?
@@theequalizer707 I always reply to these people from years back. Barely any of them ever reply to say it's worked.
24:26 Here's another explanation: on the 2nd chart, the movement from the demand zone was an impulse that broke through a pretty major high and produced a fair value gap. The movement from the demand zone on the 1st chart wasn't like that.
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO, IM BLESSED
Very interesting. Thank you
Simple answer to the first question: Because there are other factors beside TA & Supply demand. i.e. news, crisis, recession, manipulation etc
SAM IS A HIGH QUALITY DIAMOND!
I thought you said demand🤣
I've seen quite a few of these videos regarding supply and demand. Yours is by far the best! Thanks
Thanks for the video
The best explanation on S/D i have heard, Thank you Sam
Sam rules!
Thanks for the video, Sam. You mentioned volume profile. When you use value area with volume profile, it's easier to see where that retail/fair value is located.
💯. That's exactly my approach Mehar.
The best video on youtube for trading
now this real trading,not what we see on the net.Thanks Sam,My trading has become better due to your content
This is gem
Very excellent
SIR, Trading forex supply & demand if 4 hour trend is up,& 1 hour trend is up as well--then on 15 minute time frame chart one has to wait until price comes down to support level(derived from 1H chart) & using smaller 15 minutes chart watch that this level holds & then buy. Next step would be how this long position attacks higher supply level ON THE SAME 1H chart & only sell if forex pair turns down at this higher supply level--otherwise just hold the position on to next higher supply level ON SAME 1HOUR CHART--any modifications?
Ty for presenting the quality material!
Thank you sir if ever I go wrong I always watch this video
Thank you for the info and teaching….. blessings
Thanks for making me get the super power move , on R/S area of values
21:22 It seems to me that *that* location isn't any less in the middle than the one that he started his presentation with.
CAN WE USE VOLUME PROFILE TO IDENTIFY THIS TYPE OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND ZONES ?
Hey Sam. OTA isn't the same without you
heard ota was facing criminal charges. correct me if im wrong
what happened?
@@jayfromthesouth8107 they settle
This is the best video ive seen on this, so helpful! Thanks for all the info :)
Another great video that Makes Sense!
Tis the gem I was looking for. Thank you. Btw same analogy from Galton board....vry interesting.
SIR, When swing trading forex with support/resistance what is reliable time chart to use for S/R levels--is it 4 hour OR 1 hour chart? I think that 1H ,30M, S/R levels are going to get easily violated if trading is against trend on 4H/Daily chart. Of course entry be made based on 15 M chart price action BUT ENTRY HAS TO BE IN THE HIGHER TIME FRAME DIRECTION--I seek your wisdom
When you learn trading ,learn on your own same templates will show up everytime you just got have a trading style
What's the difference between Support & Resistance and Supply & Demand (Zones)?
wow, this is gold
no, this is more than gold, its bit coin
Thank you Sam Seiden.
I'm not understanding fully how to determine the Novice space like on what is the best time frame is best to use can someone please help??
Wonderful common sense presentation. Thank you
Super!! YHWH YSWA MSYCH has used you to turn my financial life around. Thank you and God bless. Now, question: What happens when the majority master this concept and begin benefiting from it like I have? Will it change the market dynamics and how will we know? Thanks again.
I thought this too but then I think about people my age they use a lot of bots use breakouts and a million indicators not saying they don’t work but supply and demand isn’t sexy so a lot of people don’t use it like they should i think you’ll be ok
Supply and demand isn’t the only way to make money some people are doing great being breakout traders some are doing great using technical analysis there is no holy grail supply and demand traders still have their fair share of losses doesn’t matter the strategy’s every strategy goes through its losing streaks and stop outs and frustrations you talk like this is perfect and no losses ever take place no strategy is perfect it’s about sticking to rules and risk management how many people around the world can really can do that you’re afraid the world is going to catch up its not ever.
@@tradrlarryone1827 I totally agree I use both supply demand and breakout if the momentum there and you see it hell go with the trend actually how i made money today scalping QQQ puts this morning for a 35% return 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
Retail traders like you and me don't move the market. If you come to think about it, there are several million retail traders in the market every day, but their influence ( read money) is minuscule compared to the market makers. They don't care about our several hundred million dollars. They want to buy cheaply and sell expensively on the other side.
What time frame and or interval is being used here? 1m , 5m, 1D?
Wonderful explanation. I am a novice, please make a video on how to draw supply and demand zones. Thanks 😊
Have you figured it out yet?
It's the last counter trend candle before the break of structure I believe.
How do you define properly a fair value zone ?
Hello i have the same question did anyone ever explain this too you?
Sam, I am very excited can't wait your next videos
Eyeopener thanks sam 🙌🏻
Seems to me, as you go down to smaller timeframe.. supply and or demand gets closer to current price.. Am I right or that’s incorrect!?
If I understand you correctly, then yes, on a smaller time frame, supply and demand are more concentrated around the current price. However, this is because of market memory: the memory of a market on any timeframe is about 200 candles (100-300). So on the daily timeframe, the market memory is roughly the last 200 days. On the minute charts, the memory is about 200 minutes. By memory I mean the number of candles that people who are looking at the market (on a certain timeframe) actually care about for things like support/resistance, supple/demand, etc. So, on the minute charts, market participants will generally only care about supply and demand zones created within the last 100-300 minutes, and on the daily charts, market participants will care about supply and demand zones created within the last 100-300 days. Note that if you are trading on a 1 minute chart, you are not only trading the 1 minute chart, but also every timeframe above 1 minute. Why? if price is trading near a supply/demand zone on the 4 hourly or daily chart, and you are looking at the 1 minute chart, market participants trading on timeframes above 1 minute will be taking this higher timeframe supply/demand zone into consideration. This is why it is always important to have your higher timeframe levels and zones figured out before making a trade.
Thank you for video Sam.
Sir, In forex what is lowest time frame supply demand(support/resistance) chart LEVEL with any decent chance of HOLDING THE GROUND at the level--is it 4 hour or 1H level ?.I would think that supply demand levels HOLDING 30 minute or 15 minute levels are relatively small (& only small chance of making a buck). Institutions watch 4H chart(supply demand) levels much more. IF 4H level gives even 5% edge of HOLDING, then may be little guy can make A buck or two--Any comments/suggestions? Thank you.
how does he mark his demand And supply
Thnx. So helpful.
How do you identify the middle?
Can we use these tips on all time-frame like 5min for example ? Ty sir
Thanks
such a valuable lesson
Isnt a Pivot a strong imbalance of supply&demand? If price stopped abruptly its downtrend and shoot up, there must be huge demand and low supply at that place = strong area of imbalance. Its an impulsive move up from a downtrend = demand exceeds supply. Why is pivot different than Supply&demand zones from Sam´s perspective?
Because the Pivot is the first return of the demand or supply area
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Hi Ma''am Can you please translate of last 3 mintue into hindi. My english is not good. thank u
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Great video.. very helpful indeed
Finally found you 😂 watched you in fx street the other day for the first time you explain stuff so well , is this your channel ?
Can someone help me understand this ... im only getting dont trade in the middle
13:33 🔴
Is this strategy or methodology effective in stocks and 1D timeframe?
Yes look into his student alfonso moreno it works on any asset
this is a great video, but it is all in retrospect: do you have any videos that help spot these conditions as they happen?
NOPE! None of this stuff works , this video will not help anyone .
Some have ten kids therefore, more incentive NOT to work when you average tax season. Some work under the table... Others just "got that work".
Thanks a lot Sir, GBU more
What TF do you work with to look the S&D zones? And what TF to take the buy or sell?
You can do it on any TF, buddy... but the larger the TF, the longer it takes for your trade setup to come along. The smaller the TF, the more you have to think about the bid/ask spread. Try starting with D1 or H4 charts. It kinda depends on how your life is set up... if you're busy at work while the action is happening, you might want to stick to larger timeframes, so you can put orders in at night without missing out.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Thank you very much bro. I really apreaciate your respond.
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At 11.40, you say "look to the left" this is critical in your trading, but what are you looking for? Well, two things are missing for me, volume and volatility! I can only assume that on the demand side ((left chart) that huge red down bar was increased volume which I need to know. If it was, then prices breaking above must mean it was market manipulation (trapped traders) and for the moment that red price bar must have contained more buying than selling, for how else can price move higher? Therefore when you see 4 x positive close green bars and then your demand zone, a buy just above there would have been OK for me and protect directly below that zone and follow up to lock in profits! Similar in reverse for the supply zone on the right, the large green bar was broken below, and even when I cannot see the amount of volume and volatility on your chart, it is a very likely sell for me, because the green bar actually must have contained more selling (trapped traders)! Protect and follow down, lock in profit! I never set targets, just allow the market to give me what it wants! What is more important for me, it the immediate market pressure for the moment in time we trade!
I should have mentioned that it's not clear what time frame you are using there! If it were a 4 hour, then I would switch to a 5 minute to take the trade, or if it were a daily, then progressively move down to 4, 1 hour and 5 mins! The larger the time frame you are using there, the more opportunity in lower time frames!
I've read and learnt some d&s previously but never thought this way. But from my past reading I've a doubt. This whole concept of d&s trading is based on unfilled orders?
Yea it's based on pending orders.
What is your entry?
I still don't get how to identify supply and demand zones. I know the novice zone but not the support and demands.
Me too!!! I don't know but to me it seems that supply and demand zones are basically support and resistance zones, but drawn as areas more than a line... does that make sense? Could it be the case? And they seem to work hand in hand with volume... but he says it doesn't. I'm new to supply and demand... just looking at more theories, but this video just told me to totally forget the trend, support and resistance, price and volume (or so i think coz it wasn't mentioned)
This isn't just the best strategy - it's the simplest and most versatile.
Why would we need to bother with anything else?
Don’t understand
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Let me guess: Spoofing.
How would you trade all time highs ?
Fibonacci helps a lot
I avoid this situation... it's not really a 'zone' if you don't have history on the chart. All time highs are 'uncharted territory', LOL.
Fib extensions. 50 and 61.8 are important respected levels.
Didn’t he get busted by the sec and feds I think so lol 😂
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tay amnamany
video didn't really clarify anything if you ask me.
I can bet everyone who is saying this is a great video, none of this is helping them.
Agreed.