Mastering Price Action Trading with Supply and Demand (Institutional Order Flow) Deeyana Angelo
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“What is Included in This Class?”
– Supply and Demand Institutional Order Flow Trading for the majority of financial goods such as Forex, Commodities, and Stocks
Cryptocurrencies
– How to accurately identify Supply/Demand Areas on the chart
– How to tell if S/D regions are strong or weak
– Q Points – exclusive approach and missing link in S/D trading
– Swing Trading Fundamentals
This course will show you how to use the Supply/Demand trading idea in actual markets.
My classes are the culmination of 11 years of trading in the markets. I’ve traded professionally for three separate prop trading businesses for seven of those years. In the last several years, I’ve been developing mechanical trading systems as the managing director of Blahtech, a tiny fintech business where I work with a team of three expert developers with backgrounds in bulge bracket investment banking.
This course contains the first few classes of our Market Stalkers: Professional Trading Development Series, which consists of 40 lectures. In this course, you will learn to identify ‘footnote’ Supply/Demand levels that will help you plan the direction of your trades. I also teach you Q Points, which are a missing link in S/D trading and an excellent tool for eliminating irrelevant regions. Q Points are my own trading idea that you won’t find anyplace else.
This course is designed to wean you off poor habits and wild-man scalping by diverting you away from retail lagging tools and teaching you how to assess Supply/Demand levels that matter and apply real-time price action readings to these institutional Supply/Demand levels. I also put you on a road to determining whether your transaction has enough’space’ for a statistically accurate risk/reward ratio (the amount you risk vs the expected amount of taking profits).
S/D levels on large timeframes are efficient partly because there is so much trading information available over long periods of time, but also because institutional traders require deep liquidity pools to execute massive institutional orders involving thousands of lots (we’re talking positions in excess of $300-500 million). To save on execution costs (to guarantee the order is executed in as few trades as possible), institutional trades will manipulate the market by utilizing part of the allotted money to send the price up or down to levels where the massive several thousand lots orders can be effectively filled. I show you how to identify these major actors.
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