How to Use Supply and Demand to Identify High Probability Trades 70mins
Andy Demi teaches you how he uses Supply and Demand to identify high probability trades.
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Video 1: How to Use Supply and Demand to Identify High Probability Trades
- Learn the concept of supply and demand
- How you can identify major pivot levels
- Identifying the key accumulation/distribution zones
- Understanding the concept of top-down analysis
- The steps that you need to be doing to become a professional trader
- The benefits that you can get if you get trained and learned from a professional trader
- Understanding why trading Forex or any other market is a “Zero-Sum” game
- The fact about how institutional and professional traders are earning
- The formula that you should follow to start making consistent income in trading
- The important things you need to remember and learn
- How you should view and think about the market
- Understanding how the institutions are making money consistently
- What you should do if you wanted to trade like the institutions
- Identifying what side the institutions are on using Supply and Demand
- Finding the areas where there are temporary imbalances between the buying and selling pressures
- Spotting the perfect buying opportunities
- The most optimal way of drawing the Fibonacci uptrend and downtrend waves
- The reasons why the “A’s” is the most important part in Fibonacci
70min.
Andy Demi
Professional Forex Trader, Ex Hedge Fund Manager & CEO of London Trading Group
Andy has institutional experience at Barcap, JP Morgan, Schroder’s & more. Has over 14 years professional trading experience and was the Head Trader managing a multi-million pound portfolio for a London Hedge Fund
Currently. These days he’s CEO/Head Trader of the London Trading Group (trading academy with professional internships for aspiring traders), as well as managing private funds and simultaneously trading his own portfolio.