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Hold onto your seats, folks: When it comes to determining trends, higher highs and lower lows are the most common method. It’s been the go-to strategy for decades, and, well, it’s pretty darn effective. It gives us an easy way to spot the current trend and sniff out any potential changes on the horizon. But […]

If you’ve read my book on how to determine the strength of a supply or demand zone, you’d know I discuss how to pinpoint high-probability zones by examining the size and duration of the trend or preceeding movement just before a zone formed to gauge market sentiment at that time. Decent strategy, right? Sure, it