Supply and Demand Trading Strategy

Summary

The meeting reviewed a comprehensive gold trading strategy based on supply and demand concepts, suitable for different market conditions including ranging, uptrending, downtrending, and reversal scenarios.
The presenter emphasized the importance of following institutional "smart money" through identifying aggressive buying and selling zones, and waiting for confirmation signals before entering trades.
Key tactical elements discussed include using price zones, moving average crossovers, candlestick patterns as trade confluences, and disciplined stop-loss/take-profit placement.
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(No action items were discussed or assigned in this session.)

The core strategy involves identifying aggressive buying (demand zones) and aggressive selling (supply zones) by observing price action and candlestick patterns.
Traders should enter trades when price returns to these key zones and confirmations align, thus aligning their trades with "smart money" movements.
The strategy applies in all market conditions: trending, sideways/ranging, and reversals.

In ranging or sideways markets, supply and demand zones are identified by observing clusters of strong red (supply/aggressive selling) or green (demand/aggressive buying) candlesticks.
Wait for price to revisit these zones, then confirm with a moving average (8 or 9 EMA) crossover and a relevant candlestick pattern before entering.
Place stop-loss above/below the zone and take-profit at the next key support/resistance level.

Identify demand zones formed by consecutive green candlesticks and higher lows.
Wait for price to pull back to the demand zone, then look for a moving average crossover and bullish candlestick (e.g., bullish engulfing) as confirmation.
Set stop-loss below demand zone and take-profit at the next historical resistance.

Locate supply zones where consecutive red candlesticks and lower highs occur.
Wait for price to return to the identified supply zone; ensure confirmation via moving average crossover and bearish candlestick formation before entering a short trade.
Place stop-loss above the last lower high or supply zone and take-profit at the next significant support level.

Identify demand (support) or supply (resistance) zones by recurring reactions at specific price levels.
Wait for price to retest the zone and confirm entry with moving average crossover and significant candlestick patterns.
Monitor for reversal cues near take-profit; exit manually if reversal signals appear before targets are hit.

Adopt supply and demand strategy with confirmation signals — This approach is validated for use across varying market conditions as described.