Supply and demand is the main mover of the markets. So how does supply and demand actually move the market?
Supply and demand is the main mover of the markets. So how does supply and demand actually move the market?
Consolidation is a period inside the market in which price is moving calm which moves in a range known as the dealing range. we will be able to discover a clear high and low to this range.
expansion: a period inside the market wherein price is moving aggressively in one direction or the other. We can see an impulsive move to the upside, or an impulsive move to the downside, wherein price will provide us large candle bodies or wicks. That is referred to as expansion.
Supply Zone: which is the area of consolidation that
comes before an impulsive move towards the down
side (bearish price action). A supply zone is sometimes
referred to as a bearish consolidation block. What
we will usually see is a range-bound market, followed
by bearish expansion.
Supply zones can act as resistance when price action
pushes up into them from the down side. Supply zones
are used to enter shorts and/ or close long positions.
Demand Zone: which is the area of consolidation
that comes before an impulsive move towards the
upside (bullish price action). So a demand zone is
sometimes referred to as a bullish consolidation
block. What we will usually see is a range-bound
market, followed by bullish expansion.
Demand zones can act as support when price
action drops down into them from the top side.
Demand zones are used to enter longs and/ or
close short positions.
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