Daily Supply & Demand Zones

Daily supply & demand levels based on real market structure, used by thousands of traders learning professional price action.

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4 Major Commodities
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Note: BUY/SELL pressure shown below is sourced from OANDA's real-time order book — the same institutional-grade data used in the charts. www.oanda-order-book.com .

XAU/USD

Gold Analysis

Current Price: 1.0875 | Daily Range: 1.0845 - 1.0895

Bullish Bias
Daily Close Probability
Bullish Close Chance: 50.7%
Bearish Close Chance: 49.2%
(1-Hour) Bullish Close Chance: NS%
(1-Hour) Bearish Close Chance: NS%
Daily Open-Close Range Probability
Bullish Days Gain Less Than 70 Pips: 91.07%
Bullish Days Gain Less Than 40 Pips: 73.45%
Bearish Days Decline Less Than 80 Pips: 77.84%
Bearish Days Decline Less Than 50 Pips: 59.50%
Bullish/Bearish Streak End Probabilities
After 3+ Bullish Candles → Bearish Close: 87.94%
After 3+ Bearish Candles → Bullish Close: 87.41%
After 3+ Daily Higher Highs → Bearish Close: 87.18%
After 3+ Daily Lower Lows → Bullish Close: 87.03%
Daily Close After High/Low Break
Bullish Days Break Prior Days High 66.54%
Bullish Days Form Higher Low: 69.41%
Bearish Days Break Prior Days Low: 67.29%
Bearish Days Form Lower High: 68.28%
Daily Close Stats Price Distance From Open
Bullish Close if Price Rises ≥ 80 pips from Open: 69.69%
Bullish Close if Price Falls ≥ 50 pips from Open: 13.23%
Bearish Close if Price Falls ≥ 90 pips from Open: 75.24%
Bearish Close if Price Rises ≥ 40 pips from Open: 12.71%
Dataset Breakdown (Daily/1-Hour)
Bullish Candles Analyzed 3243
Bearish Candles Analyzed 3146
Total Candles Analyzed 6420
Dataset Range (Years) 24
Statistical Notes

Our Gold data provides key insights on notable price behaviors observed from January 1st 1980 to January 1st, 2023. Our analysis reveals hidden patterns, price behaviors, and trading opportunities, offering a complete overview of Gold's market dynamics.

XAG/USD

Silver Analysis

Current Price: 1.2675 | Daily Range: 1.2645 - 1.2705

Neutral
Daily Close Probability
Bullish Close Chance: 50.7%
Bearish Close Chance: 49.2%
(1-Hour) Bullish Close Chance: NS%
(1-Hour) Bearish Close Chance: NS%
Daily Open-Close Range Probability
Bullish Days Gain Less Than 80 Pips: 68.65%
Bullish Days Gain Less Than 130 Pips: 86.40%
Bearish Days Decline Less Than 80 Pips: 69.60%
Bearish Days Decline Less Than 130 Pips: 87.38%
Bullish/Bearish Streak End Probabilities
After 3+ Bullish Candles → Bearish Close: 86.53%
After 3+ Bearish Candles → Bullish Close: 86.72%
After 3+ Daily Higher Highs → Bearish Close: 86.89%
After 3+ Daily Lower Lows → Bullish Close: 85.45%
Daily Close After High/Low Break
Bullish Days Break Prior Days High 66.34%
Bullish Days Form Higher Low: 70.29%
Bearish Days Break Prior Days Low: 65.42%
Bearish Days Form Lower High: 69.44%
Daily Close Stats Price Distance From Open
Bullish Close if Price Rises ≥ 110 pips from Open: 68.06%
Bullish Close if Price Falls ≥ 50 pips from Open: 20.16%
Bearish Close if Price Falls ≥ 100 pips from Open: 61.08%
Bearish Close if Price Rises ≥ 50 pips from Open: 18.97%
Dataset Breakdown (Daily/1-Hour)
Bullish Candles Analyzed 5032
Bearish Candles Analyzed 4882
Total Candles Analyzed 10096
Dataset Range (Years) 29
Statistical Notes

Our Silver data provides key insights on notable price behaviors observed from January 1st 1980 to January 1st, 2023. Our analysis reveals hidden patterns, price behaviors, and trading opportunities, offering a complete overview of Silvers market dynamics.

UKO/USD

Brent Crude Oil Analysis

Current Price: 149.25 | Daily Range: 148.90 - 149.60

Bearish Bias
Daily Close Probability
Bullish Close Chance: 51.6%
Bearish Close Chance: 48.3%
(1-Hour) Bullish Close Chance: NS%
(1-Hour) Bearish Close Chance: NS%
Daily Open-Close Range Probability
Bullish Days Gain Less Than 70 Pips: 72.10%
Bullish Days Gain Less Than 120 Pips: 89.95%
Bearish Days Decline Less Than 70 Pips: 71.15%
Bearish Days Decline Less Than 120 Pips: 88.35
Bullish/Bearish Streak End Probabilities
After 3+ Bullish Candles → Bearish Close: 87.26%
After 3+ Bearish Candles → Bullish Close: 88.39%
After 3+ Daily Higher Highs → Bearish Close: 86.92%
After 3+ Daily Lower Lows → Bullish Close: 88.19%
Daily Close After High/Low Break
Bullish Days Break Prior Days High 65.39%
Bullish Days Form Higher Low: 71.67%
Bearish Days Break Prior Days Low: 64.38%
Bearish Days Form Lower High: 69.60%
Daily Close Stats Price Distance From Open
Bullish Close if Price Rises ≥ 100 pips from Open: 72.35%
Bullish Close if Price Falls ≥ 50 pips from Open: 14.00%
Bearish Close if Price Falls ≥ 100 pips from Open: 69.38%
Bearish Close if Price Rises ≥ 50 pips from Open: 10.96%
Dataset Breakdown (Daily/1-Hour)
Bullish Candles Analyzed 5761
Bearish Candles Analyzed 5418
Total Candles Analyzed 11179
Dataset Range (Years) 29
Statistical Notes

Our Crude Oil data provides key insights on notable price behaviors observed from January 1st 1992 to January 1st, 2023. Our analysis reveals hidden patterns, price behaviors, and trading opportunities, offering a complete overview of Crude Oil's market dynamics.

NGAS

Natural Gas

Current Price: 149.25 | Daily Range: 148.90 - 149.60

Bearish Bias
Daily Close Probability
Bullish Close Chance: 52.2%
Bearish Close Chance: 57.7%
(1-Hour) Bullish Close Chance: NS%
(1-Hour) Bearish Close Chance: NS%
Daily Open-Close Range Probability
Bullish Days Gain Less Than 70 Pips: 91.07%
Bullish Days Gain Less Than 40 Pips: 73.45%
Bearish Days Decline Less Than 80 Pips: 77.84%
Bearish Days Decline Less Than 50 Pips: 59.50%
Bullish/Bearish Streak End Probabilities
After 3+ Bullish Candles → Bearish Close: 86.34%
After 3+ Bearish Candles → Bullish Close: 87.05%
After 3+ Daily Higher Highs → Bearish Close: 86.44%
After 3+ Daily Lower Lows → Bullish Close: 87.24%
Daily Close After High/Low Break
Bullish Days Break Prior Days High 65.15%
Bullish Days Form Higher Low: 67.25%
Bearish Days Break Prior Days Low: 64.34%
Bearish Days Form Lower High: 66.87%
Daily Close Stats Price Distance From Open
Bullish Close if Price Rises ≥ 70 pips from Open: 76.19%
Bullish Close if Price Falls ≥ 40 pips from Open: 10.39%
Bearish Close if Price Falls ≥ 70 pips from Open: 74.38%
Bearish Close if Price Rises ≥ 40 pips from Open: 9.96%
Dataset Breakdown (Daily/1-Hour)
Bullish Candles Analyzed 4204
Bearish Candles Analyzed 3845
Total Candles Analyzed 8049
Dataset Range (Years) 20
Statistical Notes

Our Natural Gas provides key insights on notable price behaviors observed from January 1st 1992 to January 1st, 2023. Our analysis reveals hidden patterns, price behaviors, and trading opportunities, offering a complete overview of Natural Gas market dynamics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about how these supply & demand zones are built and how to use them across metals and energy markets.

Understanding the Analysis

What are supply and demand zones?
Supply and demand zones are price areas where large institutional orders previously entered the market, causing a strong, imbalanced move away from that level. Price often returns to these zones before reacting again, making them high-probability areas to watch for reversals or continuations.
How often are these levels updated?
Zones are recalculated and published daily at 9:00 AM GMT, ahead of the London session open, so you're working with fresh structure before the day's main liquidity arrives.
Where does the BUY/SELL pressure data come from?
It's sourced directly from OANDA's real-time order book and position book tool — the same institutional-grade data feed shown in the charts on this page, not a simulated or retail-only indicator.
Are these zones guaranteed to hold?
No zone holds 100% of the time. These are high-probability areas based on market structure, not guarantees. They're best used alongside confirmation signals, proper risk management, and your own trading plan.
What's the difference between the free zones and the course's enhanced analysis?
The free daily zones give you the key levels for each market. The full course adds confluence factors, entry/exit criteria, risk models, and live-style breakdowns of why each zone was drawn where it was — the reasoning behind the marks, not just the marks themselves.

Metals & Energy

Why focus on Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, and Natural Gas?
These four markets cover the most liquid and widely-traded commodities: Gold and Silver as precious metals and safe-haven assets, and Crude Oil and Natural Gas as the benchmark energy contracts. They offer strong trending behaviour, clear reactions at key levels, and diversification away from pure currency exposure.
What session should I watch for Gold and Silver zones?
Gold and Silver are most active during the London session and the London/New York overlap, when US futures, COMEX flow, and macro data releases drive the sharpest moves. The Asian session can also produce clean reactions around physical demand and central bank activity.
Do Crude Oil and Natural Gas behave differently from the metals?
Yes. Oil and Gas are driven primarily by supply-side factors — OPEC+ decisions, inventory data (EIA and API reports), geopolitical risk, and weather patterns — rather than by monetary policy or safe-haven demand. This makes their zones react more sharply to headline news and scheduled inventory releases, so timing around those events matters more.
How does commodity volatility affect these zones?
Commodities can be more volatile than forex majors, especially Natural Gas, which is notorious for sharp gaps and violent intraday swings. Zones tend to be wider, and reactions can be faster and more aggressive. Use larger stop-loss distances, smaller position sizes, and always wait for confirmation before entering.
Should I trade all four markets at once, or focus on one?
Most traders get better results specializing in one or two markets and learning their specific drivers, rather than spreading focus across all four. Gold and Silver are highly correlated, as are Crude Oil and Natural Gas to a lesser extent, so trading multiple at once can amplify risk rather than diversify it. Use the jump links above to study one market's zones in depth before moving to the next.

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