Hi everyone,
First-time poster, so apologies if I have posted this thread in the wrong forum.
I've been subscribing to Sam Seiden's Supply/Demand analysis of the Forex
charts in order to try to identify the low risk/high probability turning points.
Something I really appreciate is the clarity with which Sam discusses his methods,
however, during one of his recent FXStreet webinars I noted quite a lot of confusion
amongst the attendees over the distinction between a "good" Supply/Demand level,
and a straight-forward Pivot Low/High.
I'm not sure that the distinction was really broken down in full, and I have to
say I finished watching the webinar none the wiser. Can any of you guys throw
light on the subject?
Thanks in advance.
Simon
First-time poster, so apologies if I have posted this thread in the wrong forum.
I've been subscribing to Sam Seiden's Supply/Demand analysis of the Forex
charts in order to try to identify the low risk/high probability turning points.
Something I really appreciate is the clarity with which Sam discusses his methods,
however, during one of his recent FXStreet webinars I noted quite a lot of confusion
amongst the attendees over the distinction between a "good" Supply/Demand level,
and a straight-forward Pivot Low/High.
I'm not sure that the distinction was really broken down in full, and I have to
say I finished watching the webinar none the wiser. Can any of you guys throw
light on the subject?
Thanks in advance.
Simon
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