What is a supply and demand trading strategy?

The supply and demand trading strategy is a price action trading method that looks for trade entry opportunities around supply and demand zones, which are areas in the chart that show periods of sideways price action before explosive price moves.

What is a supply and demand zone in a share market?

In the share market, technical analysis is used to examine or foresee movement of prices. One of the important aspects of such an analysis is determining supply and demand (S&D) zones. What does trading supply and demand zones imply? Supply and demand zones are at the heart of supply and demand trading.

Is supply and demand better than price action?

But it still stands as a far better, safer way of trading the zones. Stick to trading supply and demand with price action. Now you know how supply and demand works and the two ways you can trade the zones (and which way is better). You are ready to begin using the strategy in your trading. But wait, not so fast… there’s more…

Who invented supply and demand trading?

Q: Who Invented Supply And Demand Trading. A: Sam Seiden – a well-known forex guru. Sam came up with S&D when working as an order runner on the Chicago Mercantile exchange. His story is interesting, which we haven’t got time to explain here, but not everything Sam claims about supply and demand is technically correct.