Trading Larger Time Frame Supply and Demand Levels

Thursday, 15 November 2012

We have been talking a lot in the live trading room about specific rules to engage in supply and demand based trades. We have been showing extreme weakness in the S&P futures, so the majority of traders step into the market with selling opportunities. In this video I will look at how it is equally as important to know where we are most likely to stop traveling lower on the smaller time frame and produce intra day trades based on demand. Looking to the larger time frame we come into demand which allows us a long opportunity for an intraday trade. The trade is exited at the next opposing area of supply.

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