Supply and Demand Basic - Alfonso Moreno PDF
Supply and Demand Basic - Alfonso Moreno PDF
Supply and Demand Basic - Alfonso Moreno PDF
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Alfonso Moreno
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I learnt about Forex and Stocks later and have been trading
mostly Forex, Indexes and commodities ever since, while testing
for years a series of methodical and strict rules set that have
allowed me to become consistent in my trading.
This short eBook alone is useless. You need to watch the free material available on my
YouTube channel, read and learn from my daily analysis blog, Instagram and Twitter, and test
the rules over a long period of time. Knowledge and confidence will not happen overnight. It will
actually take you months to learn the basics, but once you’ve done that part it will change the
way you look at the charts and the markets. There is much more to this eBook, it will get you
started on supply and demand technical analysis, from there you can decide if supply and
demand is the way you would like trade and learn further by focusing on supply and demand
alone.
You will be receiving a series of emails, each of them covering a basic concept of supply
and demand. A total of 6 emails 2-3 days. Please read them because each of these emails will
contain a short video explaining some basic concepts on supply and demand.
Make sure you have added info@set-and-forget.com as a safe address in your email provider to
prevent these emails from landing in your spam folder.
• You have experience. If you've chosen this book, you have some familiarity with Forex, the Stock markets and the risks and
rewards it presents to you. As an investor, you seek ways to manage those risks and rewards. However, if you’re not familiar at all
with supply and demand or you've just had a little exposure to them, fundamentals and mechanics are covered here.
• You know the basics. You know concepts like pip, tick, candlestick, leverage, what an exchange is, a contract or a lot, risk
reward and profit margin.
• You have computer and Internet access. I can’t imagine trading or investing without a computer and reliable access to the
Internet . . . so I assume you have both.
• You are not looking for holy grail. There is no holy grail strategy, many strategies are legit and can work, it's all in the mindset
and how committed you are to become successful at something.
• You don't expect to learn how to trade supply and demand imbalances overnight. It will take you about a year (probably
more) before you understand the strategy laid out in this eBook and the Set and Forget community. Your brain needs time gain to
build habits and patterns in order to gain the confidence to trade any rules set. There are no shortcuts.
• You use a broker. I assume you have a comfort level with your broker's trading platform or web platform. It may serve as a
resource for some of the ideas covered in this eBook.
It isn’t an eBook for someone who only ever follows the path of least resistance because there is no path of least
resistance in learning. If that’s you, put this book back on the bookshelf now and move on down to an author that tells you what
you want to hear, not what you need to hear.
The financial market is a world where we should not foster mediocrity or sell you easy shortcuts. It is a place where everyone of
us is equal as long as they are prepared to bust their arses with hard work and commitment. No matter who you are in the ‘real
world’, when you step into the supply and demand domain, you join them or you fail.
There is no room and no time for debate or arguments. Save that for the social media wannabes and charlatans who waste their
lives talking and chattering rather than doing. This is the world of results and the opportunity for those who are willing to take
action to finally make a change in their trading. Some of you will go all in and totally transform your trading and results, most will
fail because they won’t be able to muster the level of commitment to master a trading strategy. You just get out what you put in,
and if your ambition is modest then your output will also reflect that modesty. This eBook is not here to judge, it is here to get you
the basic trading skills that your efforts deserve.
Those who have been following me for some time on Forex Factory thread, YouTube, Instagram and Twitter know how hard I've
worked to try and help many traders since I first started to share my analysis back in 2013. It all started like a simple trade journal
on Forex Factory, but out of the blue in a few months it became something very different to what I had initially created it for. The
thread had grown to such an extent that I could have never imagined.
I'm really glad that so many of you are interested in understanding how the market works when seen through supply and demand
glasses.
Life is karma, life is a boomerang. Whatever you do in life, it will be returned to you 10 times stronger. The original Forex
Factory thread changed my life in many ways, hopefully this PDF will change the life of many others as well. The emails I receive
almost every day tell me that I’m going in the right direction.
Trading is all about putting your emotions aside to prevent them from affecting your trading decisions. A trading plan and
a good trade management plan is executed and managed by a human being made of emotions, so unless you control your
emotions, success in trading will be unreachable no matter how much you want it or how good your edge is.
The “Set and Forget” supply and demand trading strategy can be used on any timeframe combination and market. The
type of trader you are is directly related to the timeframe sequence that you will choose to trade. It will determine the type of
trades that you take, how long you will hold them and how you would manage them. Once you have decided which type of trader
you are (by determining the timeframe sequence that you trade) and which timeframe sequence fits your personality, you should
accept that and not deviate from it because otherwise you will always be second guessing your trade decisions which will lead to
emotional distress. You will only take the trades that your chosen sequence allows you to take. You should not look at different
sequences and worry about missing trades. You should ignore them as you will have enough trades per month with the sequence
that you are trading.
All of us have the potential to be consistent profitable supply and demand traders but we won’t be able to achieve that unless we
have a strict rules set to lean on to plan our trades. Supply and demand together with price action is one of the best edges
you could ever possibly have. It is very easy to get lost and distracted by reading dozens of books and looking at internet
resources that push fancy, colourful and lagging indicators of which only tell you what has already happened. RSI, CCI, Bollinger
Bands and a long plethora of indicators are just telling us what is already known to big investors that trade supply and demand,
they just buy low and sell high, it is as simple as that.
Knowledge does not come without hard work, we’re not living in a science fiction world like the Matrix movie. There is
no cable you can plug in your neck to learn how to trade or gain the professional mindset required to become profitable. There is
no holy grail.
If you believe supply and demand is the way you want to trade, you must work very hard. Allow for 1-2 years to learn the rules
and gain confidence in them. There are no shortcuts. Learning how to trade is much more difficult than any university career, be
realistic!
Subscribe to my social media channels (links at the footer of every page in this eBook) to learn about new potential setups
and commentaries, where high odds setups are posted and discussed. Watch the videos on my YouTube channel and my Blog.
Interact, there is no better way to learn than interacting.
Don’t despair. You can’t fast forward time, there are no shortcuts. You just have to be patience and believe in what
you’re doing.
If you see the potential to make money trading but for some reason still can't make money trading then there are other issues at
work like trading plan, emotions, a fix set of rules, other traders supporting you, etc. This is where you can get your questions
addressed fully & the support from all within the community, it's like a family. If you believe in supply and demand
methodology and you're willing to work hard, you will be welcome to JOIN US
Every trader/institution has a different perception of fair price and future value. Supply is simply
the amount available, while demand is the amount that is wanted. Supply is the amount available
at a particular price, while demand is the amount that is wanted or desired at a specific price.
As prices increase, a seller’s willingness to sell products will also increase. The opposite of
this shows that as prices increase, we see demand reduces. Buyers will demand more when
prices are lower. Read more about it in the community.
Unlike markets that are traded through an exchange, each Remember that Forex is the biggest market in the world, it's
Forex broker is essentially creating a market. More or less, traded by professionals and not by retailers. A hunter has all sort
the charts will look the same, but individual bars can be different of traps to capture its prey, so do the big institutions. We are
and price patterns in particular can vary a little from broker to trying to combat professional hunters, as retailers we are their
broker. Ultimately, the various markets created by the brokers prey.
will, to some extent, be arbitraged (the simultaneous buying and
selling of securities, currency, or commodities in different
markets or in derivative forms in order to take advantage of
differing prices for the same asset.) so they stay close to each
other. In the end you have to trade what you see on your charts
and ignore everything else.
You can use Forex Tester 2 software for your tests (version 3 was recently released). The fact that the software is called Forex
Tester does not mean it can’t help you testing the rules on other markets. You can aslo import historical data for any
instrument, Stocks, Indexes, Commodities, etc. It's one of the best testing software out there in my opinion. Once you have
tested these rules or any other rules for months (I don’t mean months of data, but months of daily work on your side), ONLY
THEN you will gain confidence trading these rules or any other strategy you decide to trade.
This is why you have to take your time and backtest these rules a couple of hours a day for months, but most traders don't want
to commit to this hard work, they consider it a waste of time and very boring. They do not realize that it's the most powerful tool
they have at hand, it’s the best way to gain confidence in the rules and eventually becoming full time profitable traders. Traders
feel the urge to trade without the confidence of months of testing the rules they are going to use to risk their capital, resulting in
blown up accounts! Wonder why most traders fail to become consistent and profitable? Self-sabotage! Most do not want to put
the amount of work needed to become a professional trader.
You have to do your homework; nobody can do it for you except yourself. Take your time and test the rules laid out in this
eBook. While testing you will see many things that you can't see now or couldn’t see the day before, your brain needs time to
process all the information, don’t rush. If you are not willing to spend some months testing these rules, then you should not be
thinking of becoming a trader. Learm more about Forex Tester
Having success at trading depends on how well you control your emotions and execute your money
management rules. Since we’re emotional beings, the money management rules in our trading plan will be
managed and executed by a human being driven by emotions, so at the end of the day it’s all about how good
you are controlling your greed, your fears and your psychology.
There are many strategies that work, it’s all about who executes the strategy and how well he manages his
emotions.
Learning a strategy but not working on knowing how weak you are emotionally is a recipe for failure. Read as
many books as you can on how to control your emotions, if these books are trading related even better. One
of the best books on such a matter is Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas. It changed the way I saw the
markets when I first read it a few years ago. There is also a DVD version.
No matter how bad it is or how bad it gets, I am going to make it! This is what we should be saying to ourselves day after day when
we are sitting in from of our trading stations.
Some of you right now, you want to go to the next level... in our case, becoming a successful trader... You can't get to that level
economically where you want to be until you start investing in your mind, invest in yourself.
Watch these 6 minutes’ motivational video by Eric Thomas and Will Smith, watch them every day if you will, this is what we
need to think about ourselves to become successful at any task. Click on the images to watch the videos
The chart below shows a chart loaded with indicators, you Crabs? Yummy. I love crabs! But look at it closely, you can hardly
can hardly see candlesticks. You want to become a trader see price action. Those crab patterns are created by price action and
and not an abstract painter like Picasso. supply and demand, but most traders are more interested in the
patterns rather than in what causes those patterns in the first
place.
Rally-Base-Drop
Drop-Base-Rally
Low odds when you are counter trend or at the extremes of the Range.
Rally-Base-Rally
Drop-Base-Drop
The first thing you want to do is to become an expert locating these kind of
levels on any price chart, be it on a H4, a D1 or a H1 timeframe. It doesn’t
really matter which timeframe you use because price is fractal, whatever
structures and patterns there are, you will see them on all timeframes.
Many say that drawing the levels correctly can be "considered an art"; it
takes time, so be patient, your mind and eye need training, and lots of
screen time till it becomes second nature to you.
The patterns we’ll use to locate bases for most imbalances are:
1. Engulfing patterns
2. Piercing patterns
3. Haramis
4. Morning and evening stars
If you are still interested in learning about all candlesticks patterns, make sure you get hold of any of Steve
Nison’s books on candlesticks, but remember not to get obsessed with them. As Steve Nison says,
candlesticks are useless if they are not traded in conjunction with a strategy, alone they are useless. One
option would be The Candlestick Course and the second one would be Beyond Candleticks, both by the
same author.
When drawing demand, you must always cover the lowest lows in the basing area or valley (swing low). When
drawing supply, always cover the highest highs in the basing area or peak (swing high). ALWAYS.
If you are too high in the Range, you should be thinking of exiting your
longs and looking for supply zones to lean on for your shorts if the odds are
with you and the trend is as well.
When all three timeframes are combined to evaluate an Multiple timeframe analysis is paramount when trading any
instrument, you will easily improve the odds of success for strategy, supply and demand is not an exception. We can use
your trades, regardless of the other rules applied. Performing the a 2 timeframes or 3 timeframes combination for our entries. I
top down analysis helps you trading with the larger trend, what we personally use a 3 timeframes combination, because it is more
call the bigger picture. This alone lowers risk as there is a higher stress free and it allows for more free time, which prevents me
probability that price action will eventually continue on the longer from watching the charts like a zombie. Besides, I’ve tested it over
trend. The confidence level in a trade should be measured by how a long period of time.
the timeframes line up in this top down analysis. For example, if
the larger trend is to the upside but the medium- and short-term
trends are heading lower, shorting the market is not a good idea,
you should be cautious with your profit targets and stops if you
decide to take a trade. Alternatively, you may decide to wait until a
higher timeframe demand area has been reached before you
decide to join the longer term uptrend.
Each timeframe can have a different trend. Let me define my A lower low SHOULD remove previous demand to validate
idea of a trend. Remember it's just my idea of a trend, it the supply zone
makes sense to me so I'm using it. Does it make sense to
you? Use it then. Since we are primarily working with supply You must ask yourself: has the previous demand being
and demand imbalances, making a higher high or a lower low removed?
does not necessarily mean we continue on the existing trend.
1. UPTREND: demand areas are being respected, supply 3. Bullish and bearish consolidation: consolidation
areas are being taken out. happens in an uptrend or a downtrend when the trendline is
broken or one opposing zone is taken out. When this
A higher high SHOULD remove previous supply to validate happens we are not allowed to trade in the direction of the
the demand zone previous trendline until price hits one HTF (higher timeframe)
zone or it breaks higher/lower than previous high/low created
You must ask yourself: has the previous supply being by the previous valid trendline as described in the
removed? realignment/sequence rules
Ask yourself this question: what type of trading are we dealing with here? Aren't you trading the supply
and demand imbalances you see on a price chart? We want to trade at those areas where the institutions
left a trace, where smart money is lurking to add a new position. Therefore, if we're trading Supply/Demand
(SD) imbalances, shouldn't we use the higher timeframe's supply and demand levels to assess our trend?
Remember, buy low in and sell high.
AS SIMPLE AS THAT. Just look at your D1 or your Weekly chart and see what is going on with the supply
and demand areas in control and decide which direction to trade. Once you know what direction you want
to go, locate lower timeframe SD areas with a strong departure, little time at the level, fresh zones, and a
minimum of 3:1 profit margin (3 times or more the risk in pips of the zone you've taken) and plan your trade.
So these are the steps you need to take: 6. If price is at a higher timeframe supply (D1, WK or
Monthly), don't go long. Wait patiently for a short setup, either
1. Decide which kind of trader you are: are you a scalper, intra- set & forget at an original and fresh supply level on H1/H4, OR
swing, intraday, or swing or position trader? wait for a brand new level of supply to be formed and sell the
pullback. Opposite for higher timeframe demand.
2. Once you know what kind of trader you are (not that easy
because your mind will want to trade on all timeframes, you will There are rules for the range. The rectangle reader indicator will
see SD levels on all charts, with the trend and counter-trend, you help you assess how high or low price is in the range. In a
will chase trades), decide which is your Range timeframe. trending market the closes valley/peak/CP will be one extreme of
the range... The opposing zone should be a peak/valley since CPs
3. Use the WK chart as the range for your swing trading. D1 are not used as part of the range if it goes against a trend.
can also be used.
Set and forget trading is as simple as its name implies, you just Once you do a certain amount of analysis on any instrument, any
set the trade up and then forget about it for a period of time. This further time spent analysing this data is likely to have a negative
way of trading has two major benefits: effect on your trading, the outcome is usually the same, it causes
you to lose money.
1. It makes it far easier to remove your emotions from the
equation. Emotions are your worst enemy when trading The belief that more is better, is a psychological trap that often
keeps us from consistently profiting in the forex market, and is the
2. It also allows you to enjoy your life as you normally would, reason why many blow out their trading accounts and eventually
because you will not be spending countless hours staring at of give up all together. I've gone though this process and I believe
your computer over-analysing the markets that all traders have and should go through it, it's part as your
evolution as a trader.
Unfortunately, traders become lost with the huge amount of data
that available over the internet and TV. It is extremely easy to
experience analysis paralysis while trying to trade forex or any
other financial market. It can be overwhelming to try and make
sense of all this information and create a forex trading plan based
off this amount of information.
Maybe you are not comfortable with setting and forgetting your trades or you haven't gained the confidence to do so yet. Don't
worry, waiting for confirmation before you place your trade is fine as well, it's just another way of trading supply and demand
imbalances. You just need to find your style and stick to it if it works for you, that's key to becoming successful at anything in life,
not just trading the forex markets.
• Waiting for a brand new supply level if you are looking to go short at a D1 supply area (if the area is not used-up, read below on
when not to take them)
• Waiting for a brand new demand level if you are looking to go long at a D1 demand area
• Brand new levels on your entry timeframe will be a clue that there are willing demand or willing supply at that area
You are tired of seeing your entries retested and then see your level working well without you riding it? We need to let
price breath and orders be filled by market makers and big institutions. There are some options to prevent that from
happening:
1. Move your Stop Loss (SL) to Breakeven (BE) + Spread/Commissions after 3:1 or 4:1 R/R allowing price to breath a
bit more
2. Do not move the SL to (BE) after your minimum R/R ratio has been reached
• Leave the SL where it originally was, above/below your level's distal line, and let the trade breath and take off
3. Close half of your position at 2:1 R/R or even 3:1 R/R and leave your SL alone
• By doing this, your trade is safe, you can't lose, fear is under control and you will feel more relaxed
• If you close 1/2 of your position at 2:1 R/R, you will sacrifice half of your position but you will kick your ego hard in
the ***, the trade is now safe, you can't lose
• Manage your SL manually as described below
Once your trade is running, there are several ways of TYPE OF FIXED EXITS: be realistic!
managing your SL. Managing your SL is key to become
profitable, you have to have rules in order to prevent you • Targets 1, 2, 3 or more can be at opposing SD areas
from closing your trade too soon. • You analyse your entry TF and locate good opposing SD
areas where you are going to set your Targets at. Always a
First of all, you need to define your targets. A target can be few pips before within the zone, never at the zone
either fixed or dynamic. A fixed target (exit) is a specific price
where you will exit your trade. This price can be different • Exit at a specific % amount
depending on which type of exit you decide. You must make • Define a price based on % amount you want to earn
a decision before on the pre-plan stage of your trade.
• Exit at a specific R/R ratio amount
• Define a Risk/Reward ratio at which you want to exit your
trade, minimum 3:1. You can set it at 4:1 or 5:1, no matter
what zones you have above/below your entry
• Be realistic, don't set a 5:1 ratio if there is a fresh D1 supply
area right at 3:1 off your long entry at demand
Technical Stop
• After your entry place your initial SL under the nearest demand
• After a new Higher High has been printed on the charts, move your SL
under Higher Low
• This is the exit that I normally use. Learnt it the hard way
Trendlines
• Since we are using Trendlines in order to assess our trend, it's also
logical to use them to exit our trades if they are solidly broken in the
opposite direction
• Let price breath and use the TL rules to move your SL, moving SL
underneath your TL if you are long, exiting the trade when there is full
OHCL candle below the ascending TL. Opposite for a short entry
There are others, these are other like moving average trading, etc, but I
won't use them
You can use any RSS software to retrieve my blog’s posts in your desktop. By doing so you will have access to the latest
trading analysis as soon as they are posted.
This supply and demand methodology can be applied to any market and timeframe, which is why you will find trading analysis
for all markets.
Check out trading ideas for the following markets by following the links below:
I guess that now your head is clouded with so MOMENTUM Trade Setups with room to HTF SD zone
many different exits rules. You need to make • Close 25% or 1/2 of your position at 2:1 or 3:1 R/R and leave your SL alone a few
a decision based on what type of trader you pips away from my zone's distal line
are. If you can't make it or are unsure, let me • By doing this, your trade trade is safe, you can't lose, fear is under control
give you some hints. and your ego won't be bothering you
• You will sacrifice part of your position but you will kick your ego hard in the
The exits strategies you chose will be directly ***, the trade is now safe, you can't let it run hundreds of pips IF there is
related to where you are located in your room for that of course, but fear of losing is out of the game
Higher Timeframe range. If you are right at • Manage your SL manually using Technical Stops
fresh Weekly supply, don't move your SL to
Breakeven at 2:1, come on, BE REALISTIC! LOCATION and MOMENTUM+LOCATION Trade Setups with room to HTF SD
Let price breath! If you don't, you will zone
probably have quite a few breakeven, you will • Close half of your position at 3:1 or 4:1 R/R and leave your SL alone
most likely miss big runners. • A location type of trade can be a turning point in the markets, not to say if
it's a fresh WK supply with a Monthly downtrend, that trade can be a
These are the exits strategies that I use, it runner, don't play with your SL, leave it alone
might help you make a decision. You can use • A location + momentum setup can become a rocket, don't play with
mine as well, you need to make up your rockets, you may regret
mind. • Wait for a nice departure off your level and for brand NEW SD zones to
move your SL a few pips above/below those new zones distal lines
• Manage your SL manually using Technical Stops
• Take your day off when there are big news like NFP or a
BCE/FOMC speech, we don't want to gamble, we want to trade.
Price can go anywhere
SLOW MARKETS
• Stay out of H1 SD levels formed during slow market conditions, normally after major market closes or
during the Asian session, unless the pair is composed of 2 Asian currencies, for instance AUDJPY. Be patient
and wait for some volatility and new SD levels formed during fast markets like the London and NY sessions
• Monday mornings are normally very slow, usually no news events. After Monday's NY session
sometimes the markets will start moving a bit. Trade only clear levels during these times
• Friday NY sessions are not that volatile normally. If you only trade the NY session, take your day off
• If you have orders open on Friday, it's wise to close them unless you are a position trader. You don't want to
be caught by a big gap on Sunday open due to speculations or an unplanned high impact news event that
occurred during the weekend
• Avoid trading Sunday open, spreads are widened due to the lack of liquidity during those market hours,
gaps may occur due to unexpected high impact news resulting in your SL not being respected at all
Forward testing is KEY to becoming a successful trader. No neurons if you do not practice for months, the same way
matter how great rules prove to be to me or any other trader, or you will never learn a new a new language by just reading a
how great your trading plan is, they are useless if you don't have grammar book, or learn to dance if you do not practice for
the experience, and screen time to trade them. No matter how years dancing with different couples (I've been a salsa
many times you watch my videos or read the posts on the forum, teacher for 7 years, so I can't talk about this).
you will most likely fail to become profitable.
The video below will quickly show you how to set up Forex
Why is this? Because you need screen time. You need to Tester 2 for SD forward testing. You need to purchase it of
forward test the rules hundreds and thousands of time. Your course, but it's a cheap investment, the best investment you will
brain needs to absorb all that experience; your neurons need to ever make if you are serious about trading. You don't need to
create those connections that will give you an instant reaction to purchase the extra Data Feed from them, the one they have for
a particular scenario you've lived hundreds of times. You can free is more than enough for testing H1/H4 entries. I will be
only achieve that if you practice a lot. recording other videos in the forthcoming future, but they will
only be available on the private community.
Once thing that will happen to you as you forward test is that
after some days you will stop doing it because either a) you can't
make it work or b) you are being successful and you think you
are already there. WRONG. You have to spend months of
forward testing, a couple of hours a day.
This first video shows how to install Forex Tester and to prepare This second video is a 2 hours video, a saga that I've started to
it for forward testing supply and demand. record so that others see all the puzzles of the jigsaw get
together, how I think on SD terms and how I apply the rules.
Click on the images video to launch videos.
Do not ask any question on the thread UNLESS you haven't The webinar covered:
watched the videos below and understood them. All the
doubts you have will be solved when you watch them as well as • What type of timeframe combinations you can choose from and
several webinars available on my YouTube what type of trader you can choose from
page http://www.youtube.com/user/supplyanddemandforex • What to use the range timeframe (bigger picture) for and what
to you the entry timeframe for (drawing your levels and
1. How to use timeframe combinations and the 3 types of managing your trades)
setups available. • When to go counter-trend (location trade), when to go with the
trend (momentum trades) and when to use both (momentum +
It's also a very important one because it requires that you make location)
a decision now and decide which type of trader you are, a swing, • When to use each of the 3 types of trades
intraday or position trader. • How to draw trendlines to assess direction and filter out levels
above or below it
Watch this video as many times as you can, this is how I believe,
it's just my opinion, how supply and demand works. It's key that http://youtu.be/K_9YMbpKtNU
you do not switch timeframe combos during the same session.
Stick to the same timeframe combo always and master it until
you create a habit and become proficient and confidence with it.
There are certain variables you need to take into account when
pre-planning a trade, the default values differ whether it's a long
or a short trade, it is also different if you are trading a major pair WATCH THIS VIDEO
versus a cross pair, or if you are planning an intraday or a swing
trade. https://youtu.be/sN-2iKwy8DU
4. Webinar on how to trade the Monthly/Daily combination How to trade with the Monthly/Daily combo, position trading
going through 3 live trades When to use H4 as your entry timeframe, when the D1 zone is
On this video I covered trend trading using the Monthly/Daily too wide or we already have price bouncing off a SD D1 zone
combo and Monthly range. It's much better to have the higher How trendlines can help us assess trend and negate/validate a
timeframes with you on any trade setup. We went through all the level on our entry timeframe
reasons why I took 3 of the live trades that I had running at the
moment when the webinar was being held: USDCHF H4 short, We covered a few live trades (some of them could be losses, but
GBPJPY H4 long and CADJPY long. they were valid ones when they were taken):
Hopefully by going through these live trades, you will understand • AUDCAD H4 short at D1 supply
the rules much better, how we made a top-down analysis from • EURJPY H4 long
the Monthly down to the D1 and H4 entry timeframes. • CHFJPY H4 long (similar trade to EJ)
• GBPJPY H4 long (similar trade to previous two, but a loss)
http://youtu.be/5O2y--2O01I • USDCAD D1 long
• NZDUSD H4 short
5. Webinar on how to trade the Monthly/Daily combination • S&P e-mini H1 long at D1 demand
going through 7 live trades and analysing possible setups
We covered a few things while going through a bunch of trades I The trades were discussed in more detail at www.set-and-
had triggered on my account: forget.com, on the weekly analysis videos and the forum itself.
http://youtu.be/St-9ytkDcJg
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