This playlist delves into the core principles of supply and demand in trading, helping you identify key zones, spot market imbalances, and refine your entry and exit strategies. Learn how to interpret price action, liquidity shifts, and institutional moves to trade smarter and gain an edge in the markets. Perfect for traders seeking a structured approach to market dynamics!
Curated by: The Trading Secrets (9 videos)
Gold (XAUUSD) supply and demand mapping — done the TTS way. In this breakdown I walk through the S2-B1 setup, how I map institutional supply & demand zones on the 15m, and the exact logic (FCFS, SSFS, Minimality M1, LG Point) that tells me when a zone is real vs. when it's a trap. If your supply & demand zones keep getting blown through on Gold, this is the structure you're missing. ▬▬▬ WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ▬▬▬ - How to map clean supply & demand zones on XAUUSD (15m) - The S2-B1 setup — entry, invalidation, and confirmation - FCFS vs SSFS — reading the first vs second conversion series - Minimality M1 & LG Point — filtering weak zones and grabbing liquidity - How it all maps the next move on Gold ▬▬▬ TTS CONCEPTS — GLOSSARY ▬▬▬ S2-B1: A three-candle formation where the entry is executed on the third candle, taking a rejection at the "A" candle's wick-to-body range in the direction of the move. In a bullish setup the A candle is green; in a bearish setup the A candle is red. FCFS (First Conversion Series): The move taken using the price calculation of the previous mapping. If the market is falling, the previously calculated demand price acts as your current working price in live markets. If the market is bullish, the first green window after the retracement — mapped from the previous bullish move — is treated as the price the market carries forward to. SSFS (Second Series in First Severing): After FCFS completes, a supply or demand continuation that runs without any rejection through the 200% range, then breaks and continues beyond it. We calculate the next major supply or demand zone to map the SSFS and carry the move forward. Minimality M1: A price action where the market rejects within the first 50% of the rejection point. On the break of that 50% level, the continuation targets are 150% first, then 200% after the retracement. Example — in a supply zone, a rejection within 50% that then breaks targets 150% then 200%; in a demand zone, a rejection above 50% that then breaks follows the same 150% → 200% path. LG Point (Liquidity Grab Point): In a bullish move, if a candle has no wick at the bottom, price tends to return to that point, create the missing wick, then continue upward. In a bearish move, if a demand candle has no wick at the top, price retraces to that non-wick side, forms the wick, then continues down. ▬▬▬ FOLLOW THE TRADING SECRETS ▬▬▬ 📲 Instagram: @ttradingsecerts 🔔 Subscribe for the full TTS system 📈 ABOUT THE TRADING SECRETS (TTS): We teach a mathematical trading system built on Supply & Demand, Liquidity Zones, and Price Action — designed for Gold, Crypto, Nifty & Bank Nifty traders in India and worldwide. #GoldTrading #XAUUSD #TradingEducation #TTSConcepts #TheNiteshPawar #CryptoTrading #NiftyTrading #BankNifty #PriceAction #SupplyAndDemand #daytrading #S2-B1 #ForexTrading ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational purposes only. Trading involves risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please do your own research before making any trading decisions.