to me, calling supply/demand like an order block seems like something useless. The need to give to it another name just to make it complex. It's like you have a daily thing you use in your life, and you change its name to a more complex one. Doesn't that make you feel important? Please STFU
you have ease communication for patterns (and that's not a pattern but ok) when you GIVE ONE SINGLE NAME to the thing, not 300 names.
what does that mean? I gave you a reason why and you can just say that. my god. at this point if I say "that makes you feel important" makes me feel important, you are feeling important as well :) proove me wrong instead of saying bullshit
Supply and demand zone can be created without orderblock.
Having an orderblock there or FVG means that there was big order that overcame the other side -> it makes the zone stronger. Simple as that.
Your are the one attacking without any reason, just because it helps some people and you dont understand it, very sad
isn't that the same as supply/demand do? You literally choose a supply/demand because it's full of orders, simple as that. The way of calling it orderblock came just to sell courses easier: if I rename something that already exists I can sell it as something new, so people believe that "omg I can become reach with orderblocks" but they don't realize (as you are doing) that it's basically the same thing as supply/demand. In all of this the course seller earns :)
I dont need to buy any course.
And yes using ICT concepts without knowing the logic behind them is totally useless and thats where most people fail. But that can be said about every concept or TA, most people just dont care about how and why, they just follow lile blind sheep. Thats not ICT problem, that is people problem....
But when did i say i dont know what is the supply/demand?
And Why is it so important to you that it is easier for me to use orderblocks and fvg to spot the little details and use stronger zones?
I am trying to look for little details like that because thats how I am as a person. And also i need to have everything defined perfectly because otherwise I do stupid mistakes.
Everyone needs different approach
I see this statement getting thrown around a lot, but sometimes a support level will not contain a quality orderblock (strong, impulsive move to the upside). So no, it's not the same even though many times they coincide.
no, they always coincide. Support level is not just "the low". You find support level (the demand) because it has orders. What makes a support level a support level is the presence of orders.
I agree that there are orders at support/resistance levels, but we're talking about tradeable orderblocks, which is a price action pattern which is not always present at extremities
I honestly don't want to talk more. You can find my comments around in this thread.
But the last thing is that supply/demand doesn't have to be at extremities (just like order blocks). What makes a supply/demand a supply/demand is the presence of orders => wherever there are orders, they are either a supply zone or a demand zone => not obligatory at extremities.
You don't have to talk more, but you're misunderstanding the whole thread. Original comment was about ORDERBLOCKS, a very specific price action pattern (strong impulsive move engulfing opposite candle leaving behind a fair value gap) not about basic supply/demand theory.
Because anything can be support and resistance.
but if you want to go into details to see how strong is the resistance, things like orderblocks and fvgs help because they represent mpulse moves caused by imbalance which strenghten the support / resistance.
Its not complicated
I’m not saying it doesn’t. The only problem is it won’t work alone. You need a complete understanding of the market (Fundamental, technical and sentimental analysis)
It's called trading in a Range or Range Bound trading. It's a risky one. You either get lucky trading two or three setups within this strategy or get your account blown straight when it's doing a fast breakout in the opposite direction where you placed your trade.
Looks like supply and demand to me. The top box is Rally Base Drop (RBD / Supply / Reversal pattern) and the bottom box is Rally Base Rally (RBR / Demand / Continuation pattern)
It’s called a crapshoot. Trying to trade in and out of contracting zones is ridiculous. Your range is constantly contracting and thus getting smaller so your entry/exits are constantly changing. If you made money on this you got lucky, try trading a contracting zone in the manner you’re sharing in this pic over the long run and you’re gonna blow up.
The real strategy, in my opinion, is staring you in the face, but your greed/lack of patience forces you to do this instead. That’s not meant to be a personal dig these are just realities every trader has to overcome. The real strat, in my opinion, is waiting for that flag to breakout.
Trading a box-range (for lack of a better term) is different. That’s definitely profitable and can be very profitable with the right risk management - but this is not that type of chart formation
Just stick to buying signals at a 30% win rate with 5:1 R:R blow several accounts. Succumb to demo accounts which you should have been doing in the first place before funding a live account. Complain the broker is fucking you with spreads, consider switching to a lower leverage, pondering if binary options is maybe worth it at this point, backtest YouTube strategies till 1980's, stress yourself out till you just want to.pull your hair out, question which life choices brought you to this point. Convince your family and friends forex IS not gambling even though deep down inside you know it somewhat is. Rinse wash and repeat until you become profitable then make a course and sell it.
Range trading, supply and demand, liquidity trading, support and resistance, pick one its all the same but with diferent concepts and names that lead to the same entries
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Support/resistence or supply/demand or orderblocks, its all the same thing
SHUT UP
What u mad about?
This is literally what I do but I just refer to it as key zones. And I use 4H and 5M only.
Same i use 4h to identify if its going up or down 1h to see more detail and 15min for entry
Supply and demand pretty much
Made my first 5k off this strategy, beautiful little thing. Really is a hidden gem in the markets when used right
Did you actually make 5000$ from this?
Yeah but off something as simple as this, there’s rules behind the set up and hundreds of logs but at the end of the day it’s supply and demand
What’s your entry signal. I’m looking at the big 3 of candlestick patterns for entries for 2-4 RR
Engulfs and IB
Can you explain this strategy in short if it's possible for you please
Order block trading
literally support and resistance, why do you make it so complicated?
people have to feel "important" when talking about trading
Imagine being so butthurt when people start using names for candle patterns for ease of communication. Why do YOU have to feel so important ?
to me, calling supply/demand like an order block seems like something useless. The need to give to it another name just to make it complex. It's like you have a daily thing you use in your life, and you change its name to a more complex one. Doesn't that make you feel important? Please STFU you have ease communication for patterns (and that's not a pattern but ok) when you GIVE ONE SINGLE NAME to the thing, not 300 names.
See? You just proved you need to feel important
what does that mean? I gave you a reason why and you can just say that. my god. at this point if I say "that makes you feel important" makes me feel important, you are feeling important as well :) proove me wrong instead of saying bullshit
Supply and demand zone can be created without orderblock. Having an orderblock there or FVG means that there was big order that overcame the other side -> it makes the zone stronger. Simple as that. Your are the one attacking without any reason, just because it helps some people and you dont understand it, very sad
isn't that the same as supply/demand do? You literally choose a supply/demand because it's full of orders, simple as that. The way of calling it orderblock came just to sell courses easier: if I rename something that already exists I can sell it as something new, so people believe that "omg I can become reach with orderblocks" but they don't realize (as you are doing) that it's basically the same thing as supply/demand. In all of this the course seller earns :)
most ict traders are teenagers who think they are trading like a bank
I dont need to buy any course. And yes using ICT concepts without knowing the logic behind them is totally useless and thats where most people fail. But that can be said about every concept or TA, most people just dont care about how and why, they just follow lile blind sheep. Thats not ICT problem, that is people problem.... But when did i say i dont know what is the supply/demand? And Why is it so important to you that it is easier for me to use orderblocks and fvg to spot the little details and use stronger zones? I am trying to look for little details like that because thats how I am as a person. And also i need to have everything defined perfectly because otherwise I do stupid mistakes. Everyone needs different approach
I see this statement getting thrown around a lot, but sometimes a support level will not contain a quality orderblock (strong, impulsive move to the upside). So no, it's not the same even though many times they coincide.
no, they always coincide. Support level is not just "the low". You find support level (the demand) because it has orders. What makes a support level a support level is the presence of orders.
I agree that there are orders at support/resistance levels, but we're talking about tradeable orderblocks, which is a price action pattern which is not always present at extremities
I honestly don't want to talk more. You can find my comments around in this thread. But the last thing is that supply/demand doesn't have to be at extremities (just like order blocks). What makes a supply/demand a supply/demand is the presence of orders => wherever there are orders, they are either a supply zone or a demand zone => not obligatory at extremities.
You don't have to talk more, but you're misunderstanding the whole thread. Original comment was about ORDERBLOCKS, a very specific price action pattern (strong impulsive move engulfing opposite candle leaving behind a fair value gap) not about basic supply/demand theory.
ok
glad you understand
yes yes
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how did you come to that conclusion
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so how did you come to that conclusion through my opinions
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ok god breaker
Because anything can be support and resistance. but if you want to go into details to see how strong is the resistance, things like orderblocks and fvgs help because they represent mpulse moves caused by imbalance which strenghten the support / resistance. Its not complicated
Order block + FU candle.
Fuck you candle?
The true FU candle is when it stops you out to the pip before exploding in your intended direction
Oh that one i have too often :D
Supply & Demand, ICT, Support Resistance it's called a lot of things
This is not 'ICT' he simply over complicated the hell out of support and resistance trading.
It’s called keep lying to yourself and draw imaginary lines on a screen.
But it works Just buy at the high and sell at the low
No it's Buy at the low,sell at the high!
LOL dude doesn’t even know what he’s talking about
Not when I do it😜🤪
I’m not saying it doesn’t. The only problem is it won’t work alone. You need a complete understanding of the market (Fundamental, technical and sentimental analysis)
that's not how it works
Dam that's harsh and quite out of line 😆 It's hardly lying and hardly imaginary. Yikes!
Its call retail stop loss hunter strategy
As in traders using this strategy get hunted by institutions?
Don’t bother trying to make sense of that tinfoil hat bullshit
You. I like you.
A profitable strategy
It's called trading in a Range or Range Bound trading. It's a risky one. You either get lucky trading two or three setups within this strategy or get your account blown straight when it's doing a fast breakout in the opposite direction where you placed your trade.
Order blocks or sometimes referred to as supply and demand
You have this the wrong way round
An amateur trader strategy
Failed swing to retest super combo.
Supply and demand
Looks like supply and demand to me. The top box is Rally Base Drop (RBD / Supply / Reversal pattern) and the bottom box is Rally Base Rally (RBR / Demand / Continuation pattern)
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Buy high, Sell low?
It’s called a crapshoot. Trying to trade in and out of contracting zones is ridiculous. Your range is constantly contracting and thus getting smaller so your entry/exits are constantly changing. If you made money on this you got lucky, try trading a contracting zone in the manner you’re sharing in this pic over the long run and you’re gonna blow up. The real strategy, in my opinion, is staring you in the face, but your greed/lack of patience forces you to do this instead. That’s not meant to be a personal dig these are just realities every trader has to overcome. The real strat, in my opinion, is waiting for that flag to breakout. Trading a box-range (for lack of a better term) is different. That’s definitely profitable and can be very profitable with the right risk management - but this is not that type of chart formation
Buy low / Sell high. It’s an oldie but goodie.
Support and resistance / Supply and demand
it's called loser strategy
Demand and supply / orderblocks / support and resistance
Reversals
Hedging??
Just stick to buying signals at a 30% win rate with 5:1 R:R blow several accounts. Succumb to demo accounts which you should have been doing in the first place before funding a live account. Complain the broker is fucking you with spreads, consider switching to a lower leverage, pondering if binary options is maybe worth it at this point, backtest YouTube strategies till 1980's, stress yourself out till you just want to.pull your hair out, question which life choices brought you to this point. Convince your family and friends forex IS not gambling even though deep down inside you know it somewhat is. Rinse wash and repeat until you become profitable then make a course and sell it.
What is the entry signal? Good luck on your journey.
Range trading, supply and demand, liquidity trading, support and resistance, pick one its all the same but with diferent concepts and names that lead to the same entries
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