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    The pdf is Below,, Sorry not the maximum quality but should be sufficient to begin a dialogue.

    For many who is second language may be English or for those just starting out. . .the utilization of acronym's may pose a challenge.
    Something which might help?

    SD = Supply Demand
    SR = Confirm Resistance
    DBR = Drop-Base-Rise
    RBD = Rise-Base-Drop
    RBR = Rise-Base-Rise
    DBD = Drop-Base-Drop
    R/R = Risk reward ( risk because it relates to a own trading equity )
    DZ = Demand Zone ( also Called Demand Level ) I enjoy Mr. Black's acronym
    SZ = Supply Zone ( also Called Supply Level ) I enjoy Mr. Black's acronym
    SL = Stop Reduction
    TP = Carry Profit
    SM = Smart Money ( the egory you want to follow )
    DM = Earning Cash ( the egory You Don't want to follow )
    HH = Higher High
    HL = Higher Reduced
    LH = Lower High
    LL = Lower Low
    VS = Volume spread of this candle out of it High to Low )

    Feel free to add along the way..AS IT PERTAINS TO TRADING ** PLEASE **

    I know that some of you're dying to get creative

    TSD

    https://forexintuitive.com/attachmen...1547533203.pdf
    https://forexintuitive.com/attachmen...4209128802.pdf

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hi Kenneth,

    Well I guess that the question is: How do you determine your distribution and demand zones as illued on the chart illuion? Always interested in people who trade using a kind of support and resistance as this is the way I trade. To me price is always moving between regions of support and resistance as you've shown on your chart.

    TSD
    will be covered in PDF fully, but number one it is not support and resistance, That terminology is among the issues with trading that the swapping of words hoping to encompass lots of ideas. Supply and Demand is a thing that is visible and measurable. Not a place on a chart just because price appears to flip that we just label it.

    Anyway it is coming soon. .

    Trade Well ken

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    Hi Ken,

    I think you have done the right thing by starting a new thread, the older one has been at risk of giving out confusing/conflicting messages. At least here, everything is going to be on message

    All of the best with it and with adapting this approach to ideally fit your lifestyle and mental match more appropriately.

    For anybody new to Ken and not to make him blush whatsoever he#8217;s a patient and very great teacher but also among the great guys. Take the time to read his stuff and you'll be a better trader for it, I guarantee

    Cheers for now Ken

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    I thought you're gone for good, PDF is cool, love to see you keep submitting chart though...

    ur a good teacher...

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    Hey

    Not sure if you are the ideal person to ask but lets say you own a supply amount and price goes down to need, then from demand to supply but this time price breaks down to the upward side from the distribution level.

    Does the distribution level become a demand level and then what would the TP function?

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hey

    Not sure if you're the right man to ask but lets say you have a supply level and price goes down to demand, then from need to supply but this time price breaks into the upward side from the supply level.

    Can the supply level become a need level and then what will the TP be?
    In that situation you will find what is called a rally-base-rally which means price came up to the supply level based to get a little ( consolidated) then pushed on through. When price comes back down from a supply that is greater level your tp. It'll be a requirement level.

    It is those motions which may also provide one of the three entrances a breakout as in all most every other egy that a break of ANY lineup, fashion .resistance, supply. what not . A breakout then a retest is your entrance. Same here just now we've got a clear reason for it. The demand was greater than supply it takes a little while for the need to completely overwhelm supply, hence the base forms then price pushes higher. The stronger price leaves the base ( demand amount ) the more need is still left over waiting for price to come back to it providing greater provide to get. Just like a buyer waiting for greater merchandise to buy when more merchandise shows up and the buyer has got lots of money left he buys it all. If he doesn't have much supply can be to good and then push back down. Nonetheless, it's observable on your charts based on velocity how price renders levels. Very clear.

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    Will follow here also... keep up with the fantastic work ken

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    Looking forward to PDF.

    All the best from Ireland

    Danny.

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    I subscribe to this thread. I remembered I stated earlier that you should begin a new thread. Thank God you finally did. I am certain that the message will probably be well passed. I will follow you as the method match my character.

    You will surely get it right 1 day and reap the reward of your hard work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    In that case you may find what's called a rally-base-rally which means price came to the supply level based for a bit ( merged ) then pushed on through. When price comes back down by a supply that is greater level your tp. It'll be a demand level.

    It's those moves which can also provide one of the 3 entries a breakout as in all most every other egy a break of ANY line, fad .resistance, supply. what not . A breakout then a retest is your entrance. Same here we have a reason behind it. The demand...
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    I have read Sam's materials but still confuse, Rally base fall;drop base rally items.
    Looking ahead and have Subscribed this thread
    I am still reread this article to completely absorbed the data here. Thx Kenneth

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