Demand Supply Zone IndicatorThe Demand Supply Zone indicator helps in identifying the Demand Supply zones on chart by pinpointing them. The indicator looks for patterns of Drop-Base-Rally and Rally-Base-Rally and when such pattern is available the indicator marks it as DZ ( Demand Zone ). Likewise, if the indicator finds a pattern of Rally-Base-Drop or Drop-Base-Drop the indicator marks it as SZ ( Supply Zone ). The basing candles are changed to Blue color and the Legout candle is changed to Black color.
The setting for legout strength can be customized as follows
1 – Good Legout Strength
1.5 – Strong Legout Strength
2 - Very Strong Legout Strength
The setting for number of candles in the basing can be customized from 1 to 6.
Use the link below to obtain access to this indicator.
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Demand and Supply Candles-openThis Script helps you identify the basing and explosive candles which can be used for Supply and Demand Analysis methodology
Blue Candle represents the Boring Candles ==> Demand and Supply is in balance
Black Candle represents the Exciting Candles ==> imbalance between Demand and Supply
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Supply and Demand ZonesSupply and Demand zones do offer a great insights into the structure of any market. If you have an idea of how to trade with support and resistance zones, you might find supply and demand zones very similar.
1. Focus on a price level (zone)
It’s difficult to analyze the market without a focal point. If you look for turning points at every price level, you will only find confusion.
How do you know which price level to focus on? Which price levels are potential market turning points?
2. Observe what happened (happens) at the potential support/resistance
Signs of strong demand
When the market tests a potential support, look out for:
Bullish price pattern
Inability to clear below the support
Increased volume
Congestion
Signs of strong supply
When the market tests a potential resistance, look out for:
Bearish price pattern
Inability to clear above the resistance
Increased volume
Congestion
Look for these price action signals in the past, as well as in real-time price action. The more signs you see, the more likely you’ve found a true support/resistance zone.
