Good vs Bad Entries

This is a crucial tip to help decipher a good entry vs a bad entry. Hopefully, this helps you enter some better trades. Enjoy!

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[clarkjasperlopez]

Thats actually true, i oftentimes observed this instance in my trading. Do not trade aggressive movements towards your set S&D zone. Timing is the key.

[skeplo]

So i think the more important question is, “how to draw a demand zone” 😂

[devdinero]

Very good advice. 1 or two candles to the demand zones means break of the low. Thanks for sharing. Love from Trinidad

[SubZero]

Facts! I’ve learned this through trial and error. The best trades are ones that have a clean setup

[Oussoubi]

The think I like about your videos is the simple explanation, very easy to understand, thank you 🙏🏾

[TherealBekz]

I just lost one Trade like this, and you confirmed it, thanks!

[Inwlife]

Watching the market the last few months, the opposite is actually true. When the price creeps slowly towards a support or resistance, there’s a much more likely chance that it’ll continue to creep up or down… especially if there is volume… But when the price would fall rapidly into the demand or shoot straight up to a supply zone, it would reverse

[VampirusX]

In other words:
Wait for the support bounce.
I would wait even further and let the trend form.
You never catch the whole progression of every trend.

[desmondstearns]

Very true I personally would’ve waited for that bullish candle to close to give me confirmation that we are going to bounce upward from that demand zone ! candle closer so important

[beamngorange]

The results of this strategy on 30m tf is awesome ❤

[reggies]

Also look for a volume decrease on the pull back.

[A.C]

This plus footprint chart confluence is a really good way to profit

[BloxGambling]

bro your demand zone is where i would have already took the profit of my sell, also now i just realised the yt video that say your stop (stop loss but not the case here) is my entry

[bicycle]

I don't USE demand zones or support or resistance lines . I read the price line with a few basic indicators.

[JenMarco]

It’s best to wait for a pattern to set up before entering. If it blasts off that zone, it most likely will pull back. If it doesn’t, you’ll catch the next trade.

[sumitpatil]

Wait for suply/demand zone then wait for Market structure shift and then take entry accordingly

[alfaalkaaf]

At the end this is just a probability. Dont rely on your method or strategy too much. Just do backtest, how is the odd price bounces from that area. If the odd is good (more than 50-60%) and you happy with that, just use that. Good and consistent trader always trade with data, not only strategy. Because all strategy and method always have probability

[dillaques]

If aggresive towards it, it can still work. But you need too see a bullish break below, then a break back above the demand zone again and a entry on the restest imo.

[FredBwana-vl]

Either you have a good demand zone or a bad one. A good one has a huge imbalance so that it won't matter how fast price is falling it it. If has a good imbalance it will hold, if it doesn't it won't.

[Yovry]

I can't watch a long video about trading because my ADHD hits 20000%, however, you are entertaining enough for me to keep up, thanks.