WavyTrades

A Price Action Trading Strategy

Supply Demand Zones

Identifies explosive price moves in either direction

IDENTIFY EXPLOSIVE MOVES BEFORE THEY HAPPEN

Know when to follow the trend or fade it

You hear seasoned traders say things like, “There are opportunities to be found even in a market like this. You just need the right setup and tools.” While that’s true, it can also be difficult to grasp IF you’re unable to tell which setups are weak and which setups are A+ ones. In fact, it may even seem like these opportunities are hiding within your charts, evading you. So, what’s a trader to do?

Well, in order to identify when a trend trade is all lined up, we’ll need to have a quicker way to filter emotionless setups at a glance without having to dig deeper and look at a bunch of timeframes and 5 different indicators.

IDENTIFY TRENDS, REVERSALS & CONSOLIDATIONS

Ever feel like the entire market comes together with one goal, to take the other side of your trade as soon as you put it on?

Tired of the emotional rollercoaster that comes with trading?

Even worse, tired of losing money?

We’ve all heard seasoned traders say things like, “There are opportunities to be found even in a market like this. You just need the right setup and tools.”

While that is true, it can also be difficult to grasp. Especially if you’re unable to tell which setups are weak and which are strong. Knowing when to be out of a trade is just as important as when to be in.

The market does not reward activity. It rewards precise timing. Get in and get out, like a Navy SEAL. Don’t overstay your welcome. Because we’ve also heard traders say, “pigs get slaughtered.”

Supply Demand Zones

Different from support and resistance lines, Supply and Demand Zones trading is a price action trading strategy for trading entry opportunities around areas in the chart with periods of sideways price action before explosive price moves in either direction. Most traders confuse Supply and Demand Zones with resistance and support where the price of an asset may slow down or reverse. Despite being similar to resistance and support lines at first glance, there are specific reasons why Supply and Demand Zones are formed.

When it comes to Demand, the higher the price of an asset, the fewer the demand because buyers don’t want to buy at a higher price, and the lower the price, the higher the demand because buyers want to buy at a low price. And when it comes to Supply, the higher the price, the higher the supply because more sellers want to sell at a higher price, and lower the price, lower the supply because sellers don’t want to supply at a lower price. This creates areas of Supply and Demand on price charts.  

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Supply Demand Zones is Derived From 2 Zones

Supply Zones

Supply Zones are above the current price where the price has made a huge price drop after a consolidation. When Supply Zones are formed, usually more supply will be coming into the market. This is where a high number of sell limit orders will be waiting to be filled, and smart money will be watching such levels to push the price and can easily identify them and trade them with the big money.

Demand Zones

Unlike Supply Zones, the Demand Zones are below the current price action where the price had made an explosive rally after some form of pullback or consolidation. In a Demand Zone, the buy orders exceed the sell orders, mostly as buy limit orders wait to get filled. As a result, the market will typically rise when it moves to a Demand Zone.

The WavyTrades Supply and Demand Zones indicator automates the process of identifying these areas where the price may reverse. It helps the trader to identify the zones, take note of them, and properly trade them when the price gets close to them. From how the price reacts to these areas, the trader can know what the smart money would likely want to do next. In essence, the trader's job becomes much easier in reading the footprints of smart money and following their lead.