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pp2 wrote:I appreciate your comments withnail, it all looks so logical drilled down from h4 to m1 and I really like the cleanliness of your charts.
This H4 supply has been tested three times now. From what I've read from RED's FF thread, the more times a zone has been tested means a lack of supply, possibly meaning price will blow through this zone to the upside.
But I also see a compression pattern into this zone on third test on the H4, H1, M30 etc... possibly indicating a 'likely' reversal.
Confusing but it would be good to hear your thoughts here.
And yes, it be good to have others participating on this thread.
Thanks again.
withnail wrote:Nice to see your charts pp2 but can you explain a bit?
withnail wrote:pp2 wrote:I appreciate your comments withnail, it all looks so logical drilled down from h4 to m1 and I really like the cleanliness of your charts.
This H4 supply has been tested three times now. From what I've read from RED's FF thread, the more times a zone has been tested means a lack of supply, possibly meaning price will blow through this zone to the upside.
But I also see a compression pattern into this zone on third test on the H4, H1, M30 etc... possibly indicating a 'likely' reversal.
Confusing but it would be good to hear your thoughts here.
And yes, it be good to have others participating on this thread.
Thanks again.
Thanks pp2 your most welcome, I too like the white charts been practising with them to get my eyes to adjust. Yes indeed this is a theory . But as you said in your post I just go with the flow - price shows me the way. If it Rejects the 4h supply (strong move out not a dribble). I wait for a low risk entry check risk:reward and protect myself with stop. I try to manage trade as far down as you can watching new supply zones and demand reactions. On a 5min small supply I would only take the first pullback but on a 4h I just watch what happens. Notice in past chart I also had a new level in my modified fib, 50% of supply zone. I look to see how deep the retrace penetrates. I have a new rule if last was over 50% line I don't take it.
This is what I did (3rd test of 4h supply):-
Time to start the christmas holidays so probably my last post for a while. Have a good christmas everyone. 2012 is going to be a great trading year see you then.
Cheers Withnail.
Humble wrote:Not the best examples of Z/L but I hope it helps.
pp2 wrote:withnail wrote:pp2 wrote:I appreciate your comments withnail, it all looks so logical drilled down from h4 to m1 and I really like the cleanliness of your charts.
This H4 supply has been tested three times now. From what I've read from RED's FF thread, the more times a zone has been tested means a lack of supply, possibly meaning price will blow through this zone to the upside.
But I also see a compression pattern into this zone on third test on the H4, H1, M30 etc... possibly indicating a 'likely' reversal.
Confusing but it would be good to hear your thoughts here.
And yes, it be good to have others participating on this thread.
Thanks again.
Thanks pp2 your most welcome, I too like the white charts been practising with them to get my eyes to adjust. Yes indeed this is a theory . But as you said in your post I just go with the flow - price shows me the way. If it Rejects the 4h supply (strong move out not a dribble). I wait for a low risk entry check risk:reward and protect myself with stop. I try to manage trade as far down as you can watching new supply zones and demand reactions. On a 5min small supply I would only take the first pullback but on a 4h I just watch what happens. Notice in past chart I also had a new level in my modified fib, 50% of supply zone. I look to see how deep the retrace penetrates. I have a new rule if last was over 50% line I don't take it.
This is what I did (3rd test of 4h supply):-
Time to start the christmas holidays so probably my last post for a while. Have a good christmas everyone. 2012 is going to be a great trading year see you then.
Cheers Withnail.
Have a nice and safe one withnail, see you when you get back.![]()
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