FAQ

Hello PAN, I have searched your site to see if you have ever written any articles relative to identifying “Fresh” zones of S/D and can’t seem to find any. If you have written information on the subject can you kindly point me in the right direction so that I may read your input? Additionally, does […]

Hey,  Great homepage you got. Question: Why should be a “Base” of a Supply and Demand zone compressed/tight  for better results?  Thanks =)  Response: Honestly, zones with tight bases don’t always lead to more successful trades… It largely depends on where the zone has formed in the market. For example: If the market was trending

Hi Mentor I really appreciate your website. I have been trading a lot of indicators that work inconsistently.  Because of the background i have trading using indicators, i was drawn in by the using the moving averages as a contrarian method.  I have built into it, a demand and supply zone trading. for example when

Hello… Recently I have followed you a month or so, read couple of articles, blogs, strategies, I feel very positive and feel like the content you shared across. One thing I may seek for your advice is I do want to know more on execution detail of entering order with Demand Supply Strategy. What are

Thank you for informing me of SR levels. I am reluctant to trade solely base on this information ( I do not even see how you are coming to your levels), but I treat it as conformation if it is within my SZ:DZ. I will be using also your suggested conformation about trend (Pin and

I have not yet bought your zero sum book but I will for sure whenever you finish it.   Quick question, you say that supply/demand zones formed during high volume times like the NY session are better.  There price action like pin bars and engulfing bars are more reliable when formed during the NY session

Hello, thank you for taking the time and answer me. I am very happy and am very grateful. I try your knowledge to good as possible to implement. May I ask you a question about an approach? For example: I see in the day chart a significant “engulfing” (for example, small red candle followed by

Hello my mentor I have been following your supply and demand levels and wonder on the following. How do u trade them, do u just execute a buy( sell) because price has entered a demand( supply) zone or is there a criteria to be followed e.g. pinbar/engulfing formations on lower time frames? What is the

Hi mate. Keep up the good work on your articles and books. Awesome stuff. I am just wondering if always enter a trade after a confirmation like an engulfing candle? And if so does it matter if the engulf is on the same timeframe etc as the level? Cheers… Response: It’s always best to wait

You sure can! Whether you’re looking at forex, stocks, commodities, indices, or even cryptocurrencies, price action trading can be your go-to strategy. Price action trading is all about interpreting raw price data on the charts, without the use of any lagging indicators or tools. You’re studying the actual movements of the market, which is the