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Hi Webby, Sorry to disturb you again. I really want to learn how you trade the market.  Below are screen shot of Crude oil trading in 1hr chart. I marked the demand level since the market making HH and HL. With this kind of chart, how can i open trade? is it need to go to lower time frame to find […]

Hello… Thanks again for the email. I have printed it and filed it so I can easily re-read it so I can absorb most information and use it for trading! You mentioned that you marked a M15 supply zone? I think you meant the zone I marked instead? You mentioned that I should always determine the trend on the

Think of Forex like a massive poker table, where different groups of traders are the players, all vying for the same pot of profits. To win any game, you’ve got to know your opponents. You need to understand who they are and how they play. That’s always step one. In Forex, this is critical because

S/D books and reading through all of your articles and blogs at the moment. I love the concept, how you’ve explained it and I am beginning to understand how banks and big players trade thank god. I had a question in regards to timeframes (t/f) in crypto for S/D and support/resistance zones. Since its a

To truly understand forex trading, you need to understand the the smart money players who dictate the market’s price action and set its trends. So, the burning question is: The answer is a resounding yes! And it’s far simpler than you might imagine. Smart money actions aren’t just visible on charts, they’re often glaringly obvious.

Nothing stirs up more debate than: Supply/Demand vs Support/Resistance. At first glance, Supply & Demand and Support & Resistance might seem like two peas in a pod. They’re both essential concepts for traders, and they both help us make sense of price action. But some subtle and crucial differences exist that set each strategy apart.

In today’s article, I’m going to teach you how to identify and trade Order Blocks. Order blocks are high probability price zones created when the banks split a single large trading position into many smaller positions. They provide low risk/high reward reversal entries and make a great side setup alongside a main strategy. Sound interesting?