General trading posts
What could be simpler than an impulse move through a level? Well… simplicity is deceiving, because it turns out there’s a lot going on behind a simple impulse move. Directional Bias An impulse is simply a move that’s larger and faster than the surrounding price action, and ideally through a key level without pausing. When…
The other week I tweeted a Bitcoin chart with a very large supply zone. The zone was about $3500 high! Some of you asked what possible use could such a large zone have for the serious trader? ….and doesn’t your trading Furu always tell you to trade with “pip perfect” precision? Well… the reason for…
My strategy is so much more than simply drawing supply and demand zones and when you’ve stared at the charts for 10 years, certain aspects of price action ring alarm bells and signal that a trade should be passed. In this article I’m going to show you one of my very simple price action filters…
This small sentence is enough to strike fear into the hearts of the retail trader. No sooner have you placed a trade, than the market makes a beeline for your stoploss like an eagle hunting its prey. And after it does this a few hundred times and then goes to your target, you wonder if…
So as you may have guessed by now, this website is all about supply and demand trading. But what if you have other strategies that are working for you? Well… there’s no reason why you can’t use your favourite methods in confluence with those discussed on this website and in my course. You will most…
A common source of confusion and debate among supply and demand students is whether it’s permissible to cut through candles. In this article I explain exactly where and when cutting through candles gives us a useful “heads-up” and also the circumstances when you should never cut through candles. As we have seen in previous articles, the…
I’m often asked whether I enter trades at the exact level of a zone or wait for price action confirmation. Firstly, lets be clear what this actually means… A “level entry” is just that… a trade is entered at the exact level of a zone without waiting for price action confirmation. This is achieved with a limit…
The moving average crossover is probably the most widely known strategy to the general public. It is documented in literally thousands of technical analysis books, used by the famous Turtle traders and mentioned countless times on mainstream financial media – yet it is fundamentally flawed in today’s markets.
It is a common and unfortunate fact that 90% of traders fail. Unlike other professions where the student is guided through a clear learning path to a glittering career, the road to trading success is paved with pitfalls and dead ends. An entire industry has sprung up to provide trading education; books, courses, chatrooms, webinars……