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Relying on ‘higher highs’ and ‘lower lows’ to identify trends is a common approach for traders. After all, it seems logical: higher highs suggest an uptrend, and lower lows signal a downtrend. But what happens when the market defies this logic? Take this scenario: you’re trading a downtrend on EUR/USD. Suddenly, a new swing high […]

Traders – tired of feeling like you’re constantly missing out on those big, juicy trends? Yeah, me too. That’s why I’ve put together this handy list of my top 5 ways to determine the current trend direction. No more guesswork or relying on gut feelings. These strategies will help you get a handle on where

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: The concept of ‘trend.’ I know this might ruffle some feathers because most traders are deeply ingrained with a certain understanding of what a trend is. However, as we continue, you’ll discover why your current perception of ‘trend’ might be setting you up for losses. Before we

Are you tired of seeing seemingly perfect supply and demand zones fail to deliver the reversals you expect? Have you ever wondered why some zones seem to work like magic while others crumble under pressure? The answer might surprise you! In the world of supply and demand trading, a common misconception prevails: that a strong

Hello, I have a question after reading many of the articles on your website and your book on how large institutions operate in the Forex market. A brief background on me: I have read much on supply/demand recently since it instantly caught my attention when I stumbled upon the FF post online. I have also

Remove all uncertantinty and subjectivity from your supply and demand trading with my S&D Trading Plan (Mindmap), now available with an integrated trading journal! This detailed Excel mindmap is designed to simplify your decision-making process by providing clear “Yes/No” instructions for every step of trading supply and demand demand zones. This includes checklists for identifying

Supply and demand zones are all the rage these days, but two types of zone I rarely hear many traders discuss: Ring a bell? RBR/DBD zones form when price continues in the same direction rather than reversing, like we see with standard supply and demand zones. It’s a continuation zone, NOT a reversal zone. So

You’ve now gained a solid understanding of the double bottom pattern: its definition, visual characteristics, underlying formation, and practical trading strategies. With this knowledge, you’re well-equipped to identify and capitalize on this powerful reversal pattern. However, before you dive into the markets, let’s recap three crucial points to keep in mind when trading the double