A hands-on session for drawing supply & demand zones the Pretty Profitable way, gworlz.
In our methodology there's no rally-base, no drop-base, no consolidation zones. A zone is a gap. That's it. Memorize this and the rest is easy.
You'll break into groups of four, hop into FX Replay, and walk through a top-down analysis on a date of your choosing. Draw clean gap-based supply and demand zones across every timeframe, then defend them to the group. Should be easy, gworl. You did this in the assignment.
I'll walk you through a top-down analysis on FX Replay so you see exactly how to draw your gap zones from the daily down to the 5 min.
Pick a random date on FX Replay. Walk every timeframe together, draw your downward and upward gap zones, mark them fresh or tested. Everybody participates.
Your team leader shares the screen. Walk us through your zones top-down, defend your choices, and the rest of us will weigh in.
Start on the daily and walk every single timeframe. Draw your gap zones at each level before you drop down. No skipping.
For each gap zone you draw, label it. Your team needs to agree before you move down to the next timeframe.
One person shares their screen on FX Replay and drives the analysis. Everyone else calls out the gaps as you walk the timeframes.
This isn't a watch-along. Every gworl in the room is spotting gaps, calling fresh vs tested, and challenging each other's choices.
Your group picks the date you load on FX Replay. Choose something with clean gaps so you've got plenty to work with.
Daily, 4H, 1H, 30m, 15m, 5m. Draw at every level. Don't jump from the daily to the 15.
If you marked it as a zone, you need to point to the gap. "It looked like one" is not a reason, gworl.
When you come back to the group, your team leader walks us through the analysis. Hit every one of these points so we can give you proper feedback.