Supply and Demand Daily
Jun 22, 2023
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The Supply and Demand Daily Indicator is a powerful tool for traders, providing insights into daily supply and demand zones directly on their charts. These areas are crafted based on prior daily market data, offering a strategic advantage for understanding market dynamics and potential price movements. Building on the established logic of the Supply and Demand Visible Range indicator, it is designed to highlight potential support and resistance levels that can significantly enhance trading strategies.
How to Trade the Supply and Demand Daily Indicator?
The supply and demand areas delineated by this indicator serve as critical support or resistance levels. Supply zones represent regions where sellers are likely to dominate, providing resistance and potentially causing a price reversal or decline. Conversely, demand zones indicate areas where purchasers show high interest, offering support and possibly instigating an upward bounce. By visualizing these areas on a chart, traders can better gauge where significant buying or selling pressure might arise.
The historical supply and demand zones allow traders to examine how these areas have shifted over time. Wider zones typically signify less frequent return of prices, suggesting a strong supply or demand that deters price from revisiting. In contrast, thinner zones highlight frequent price interaction, indicating areas of market interest where price levels are repeatedly tested.
Interpreting trends with this indicator involves assessing the price action relative to the previous day's supply and demand zones. A price drop below a demand zone can signal a downtrend, whereas a climb above a supply zone can suggest an uptrend, providing traders with a straightforward method for trend analysis.
Traders can also identify potential pullback or throwback scenarios by monitoring price movements relative to these zones, adding another layer to their trading strategy.
Customizing Your Indicator Settings
- Threshold %: This setting adjusts the percentage of the total visible range volume to set the supply and demand areas. A higher threshold results in broader zones, offering a wider range of potential support and resistance levels.
- Resolution: Dictates the number of bins used to determine each area. Increasing resolution results in more precise area delineation, enhancing the clarity of support and resistance identification.
- Intra-bar TF: This setting defines the timeframe used for obtaining intra-bar data, crucial for finer granularity in data analysis.
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FAQ
How do I access the Supply and Demand Daily indicator? You can get access on the LuxAlgo Library for charting platforms like TradingView, MetaTrader (MT4/MT5), and NinjaTrader for free.
What are supply and demand zones? Supply zones are price levels where selling interest surpasses buying interest, causing prices to fall. Demand zones are the opposite; here, buying interest surpasses selling interest, driving prices upwards.
How do supply and demand zones affect trend analysis? Supply and demand zones help identify potential turning points in the market. A break below a demand zone can indicate a downtrend, while a breakthrough above a supply zone often points to an uptrend. Monitoring these zones can be crucial for effective trend analysis.
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