As mentioned in previous supply and demand technical analyses. When trading supply and demand imbalances we don’t really need any indicator or add-on tools to tell us how and when to place a trade. Let’s take a look at Tiffany % Co. stock #TIF using supply and demand imbalances as technical analysis without using a single indicator dragged on the chart, just price action and impulses.
When looking at the weekly chart, it’s clear there bearish impulses are stronger than the bullish impulses. These impulses have created a brand new weekly supply imbalance around $110 per share and reacting to it very strongly. The bias is shorts right now since bearish impulses are stronger than bullish impulses. You can used these impulses and use other trading strategies to take shorts on the way down, or even use options strategies to take long puts on the way down. See weekly chart with the weekly supply imbalance drawn around that price area.
When looking at the weekly chart, it’s clear there bearish impulses are stronger than the bullish impulses. These impulses have created a brand new weekly supply imbalance around $110 per share and reacting to it very strongly. The bias is shorts right now since bearish impulses are stronger than bullish impulses. You can used these impulses and use other trading strategies to take shorts on the way down, or even use options strategies to take long puts on the way down. See weekly chart with the weekly supply imbalance drawn around that price area.