Ollio's Gold - Supply and Demand

Same chart as in previous post, screenshot taken at end of day (EOD) ...

Assuming you had entered the market as per the signal (3) Target Low 1/26/2017, you would have had yet another successful trade.

Based on this signal, we had a Long entry @1183.62, Stop Loss @1180.43 (or slightly lower - no lower than 1179.43) and you could have exited your trade with a Take Profit @1190.74, EOD.

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The market remained in a Short Market Cycle (SMC) on the Day until the market reached the (1) Low 1/1/2017 signal on the Week timeframe.

As the market approached the price level @1187.22 indicated by the RED line of the (1) Low 1/1/2017 signal on the Week, the FIA generated a (-) Low 1/26/2017 signal on the Day. This signal was a key entry into the LMC on the Week.

In other words, since the market was in a Long Market Cycle (LMC) on a higher timeframe, we expected the SMC on the Day to return into a Long Market Cycle (LMC) as per the (1) Low 1/1/2017 signal on the Week.

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The chart above is a screenshot of the 8 Hour timeframe taken on 2/3/2017.

The screenshot on the left was taken shortly before 8:00 while the one on the right was taken at end of day (EOD), approximately 9 hours later than the first screenshot.

On both screenshots you can see the signals (1) Low 16:00, 1/1/2017 (error, should read 2/1/2017) and (2) High 8:00, 2/2/2017.

The FIA predicted the Low signal 2 days in advance and predicted the High 1 day ahead of time. This is irrefutable evidence that the FIA is able to predict the key market levels in advance!!!

On the 8 Hour timeframe, the market is in a LMC which means that traders are to "Buy the Lows". Therefore, on 2/1/2017, immediately after the FIA generated the Low signal, traders simply needed to enter a pending order Long @1205.09 with a Stop Loss @1201.97 (or slightly lower - no lower than 1200.97).

In this case, the order would not have been filled because of a higher Low signal on a lower timeframe (4 Hour).

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Attempting to read Supply and Demand zones directly from the charts could be very frustrating. Those who wish to learn the technique must spend months or even years trying to learn how to do so, yet most will never succeed!!

Curiously enough, the only ones who ever seem to know where the Supply and Demand zones are, as you would expect, are the ones who teach the method!!! No one but the teacher ever seems to get it right!!!! Either because traders always "forget an important rule" or the rules are being socially engineered on the fly by the person who teaches the method!!!

The truth is most traders who teach the method can't tell where the Supply and Demand zones really are, they're simply guessing or trying to!!!

That's because attempting to accurately identify Supply and Demand zones manually directly from the charts is next to impossible (although you might get lucky)!

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On the left-hand side is a screenshot of the Day timeframe taken on 2/14/2017 (yesterday) while on the right-hand side you have a screenshot of the Day timeframe taken 2/15/2017 (today).

Notice how the FIA predicted the Low @1216.36 yesterday (see chart signal (3) Target Low 2/14/2017).

Also notice the FIA predicted the High @1234.56 on Friday, February 10 2017 or 5 days ago (see signal (2) High 2/10/2017).

Hey jackeollio,

Can you provide the url for the FIA so one can watch the charts live?

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Jamaa

Hey Jack,

How can one subscribe for the FIA?

Cheers

Jamaa

Hello sir,
I just sent you a message, but an error keeps showing up, so I'm not sure if you've received it. When you have a chance could you please send me some information for the FIA subscription.
Thank you and have a great day,
Scott

On the chart above, notice how the FIA predicted this week's Low almost 4 weeks ago (see signal (2) Low 1/22/2017 on the Week).

Also notice that the Low on the Week was confirmed 3 days ago on the Day chart (left-hand side) by the signal (+) Low 2/14/2017.

Based on the chart in Post #1,397, we had the following trades:

(1) on the Day: based on the signal (+) Low 2/14/2017

(i) Pending Long @1224.88, Stop Loss @1216.31 (or slightly below - no lower than 1215.31). This option offers the highest probability of your order being filled while carrying the highest risk for the lowest reward - lowest payoff, or

(ii) Pending Long between 1224.88 and 1216.31, Stop Loss same as (i) above. This option offers variable probability of your order being filled while carrying a variable level of risk corresponding to your entry level. In other words, the lower entry, the lower the probability the order will be filled. On the other hand, setting your pending Long entry closer to the Stop Loss offers lower risk and higher reward - variable payoff, or

(iii) Pending Long @1217.00, Stop Loss same as (i) above. This entry is the optimal entry although it offers the lowest probability of your order being filled, it also offers the best RRR (Risk Reward Ratio) - highest payoff.

(2) on the Week: based on the signal (2) Low 1/22/2017

Pending Long @1218.54, Stop Loss @1216.80 (or slightly lower - no lower than 1215.80).

Hi Jack, how do you determine the optimal entry level? Do you use a take profit projection, and then calculate the maximum acceptable risk based on your preferred 1:5 RR?