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Saturday, April 7, 2012

Will Busby supply and demand simplified

Love teaching from Sam Seiden regarding supply and demand methodology, but just have seen a video "Multiple Time-Frame Supply and Demand Simplified" by Will Busby (from http://www.purefinancialacademy.com/) and want to honestly recommend it.


TITLE: Multiple Time-Frame Supply and Demand Simplified
SPEAKER: Will Busby
Join Will Busby, CEO and co-founder of Pure Financial Academy, as he introduces how you can combine methods of supply and demand with the structure of price action.
This live webcast will also review how reading pure price action can simplify and add probability to your trading. Attendees will learn what supply and demand looks like on a price chart and why you may no longer need lagging indicators to map out your trades. Featured topics include:
  • What is Supply and Demand
  • How to locate Supply and Demand on a price chart
  • Choosing the best time frame to suit your personality
  • Difference between Trend vs Counter Trend levels

HINT: Supply/demand method works great with harmonic trading. Both together allow to fine tune the entry.

BTW 1: Video presents cool indicator for NinjaTrader that shows supply/demand levels on multi timeframes:

Guess this is what we should aim to create as a part of our newest TradingArsenal project


Related Posts:
Sam Seiden's supply demand zones 




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