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Onky's DikFat Supreme Supply and Demand

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[size=14]Onky's DikFat Supreme Supply and Demand[/size] is an essential tool for traders looking to harness the power of Supply and Demand Trading, a strategy based on the fundamental market principle that prices increase when demand exceeds supply and decrease when supply surpasses demand. This indicator helps you pinpoint key Supply and Demand Zones on the chart, acting as high-probability areas for potential market reversals.

[size=12]Introduction to Supply and Demand Trading[/size]

Supply and demand trading is one of the most powerful approaches used by traders across all financial markets, from stocks to forex to commodities. It works on the idea that prices will naturally rise when there is more demand than supply, and fall when there is more supply than demand. Understanding where these zones lie on the chart is critical for making profitable trades. By identifying key support and resistance levels driven by these forces, traders can anticipate price movements with high accuracy.

[size=12]Benefits of Using Supply & Demand Trading:[/size]
  • Simple Trading Approach: Focus on market structure rather than complex indicators.
  • High-Probability Trading Setups: Recognize zones where price is likely to reverse.
  • Minimal Indicators Required: The strategy works on pure price action.
  • Works Across All Markets: Supply and demand principles apply to stocks, forex, and commodities.
  • High Accuracy: When implemented correctly, it offers a high degree of precision.


Whether you are just starting or looking to refine your strategy, understanding how to identify supply and demand zones can greatly improve your trading decisions. Here’s how you can begin:

[size=12]Step 1: Identify Supply and Demand Zones[/size]

Before entering trades, it's essential to first identify the Supply and Demand Zones on your chart. These zones act as key support and resistance levels where price is likely to reverse.

  • Supply Zone: This represents an area where selling pressure exceeds buying pressure, causing the price to drop.
  • Demand Zone: This marks an area where buying pressure exceeds selling pressure, driving the price upwards.


These zones are crucial for spotting potential turning points in the market. Using Onky's DikFat Supreme Supply and Demand indicator, supply and demand zones are automatically detected, helping you to identify these key levels with ease. The indicator highlights these zones with specific color coding, allowing you to quickly see where price might reverse based on historical price action.

[size=12]Step 2: Confirm Your Entry and Exit[/size]

Once you've identified the supply and demand zones, confirmation is key before entering any trades.

Entry Confirmation:
Look for additional technical indicators and patterns that signal a strong trade setup:
  • Candlestick Patterns: Bullish engulfing, Piercing Line, and other reversal patterns.
  • Chart Patterns: Double bottom, Head and Shoulders, and other formations that suggest a market shift.
  • Momentum Indicators: Use tools like MACD and RSI to confirm the strength of the trend.


Exit Confirmation:
Plan your exits with discipline to maximize your profits and minimize losses:
  • Stop Loss: Always place stop losses just outside of the supply or demand zone.
  • Exit Strategies:
    • Close part of the position at 2x risk and move stop loss to breakeven.
    • Trail stops below the previous support or resistance levels.
    • Close the full position using reversal candlestick patterns.


[size=12]Step 3: Use Effective Risk Management[/size]

Incorporating effective Risk Management practices is essential for long-term success in supply and demand trading. Even with a high-probability edge, managing your risk ensures that you protect your capital and make more informed decisions.

Risk Management Best Practices:
  • Risk 1%-3% Per Trade: For a $10,000 account, risk only $100-$300 per trade.
  • Position Sizing: Stick to position sizes appropriate for your account size to manage risk effectively.
  • Set Stop Loss Orders: Always manage your risk with clearly defined stop losses.
  • Control Emotions: Avoid overtrading, revenge trading, and excessive confidence. Stick to your plan.


By combining supply and demand zones with solid risk management, you can confidently trade the markets and grow your account over time.

[size=12]Start Applying Supply and Demand[/size]

Now that you understand the basics, you can begin applying Supply and Demand trading using the Onky's DikFat Supreme Supply and Demand indicator to detect key zones and high-probability setups. Here’s how to start:
  • Identify Fresh Supply and Demand Levels: Use the indicator to automatically find the most relevant zones.
  • Confirm Setups with Additional Signals: Use candlestick patterns, momentum indicators, and chart patterns for entry confirmation.
  • Manage Risk on Every Trade: Always use proper risk management to ensure you’re protecting your capital.


As you become more proficient in identifying and trading these zones, you will enhance your trading strategy and improve your consistency. Implementing these practices early on will help you grow as a trader and achieve long-term success.

[size=12]Additional Resources[/size]
  • Price Action and Supply and Demand: A deeper dive into how price action complements supply and demand analysis.
  • Supply and Demand Trading - The Ultimate Guide: A comprehensive guide to mastering supply and demand trading techniques.
  • Advanced Supply and Demand Zones: Learn to identify more complex supply and demand zones for greater trading precision.


With the right education, dedication, and a focus on proper risk management, you can successfully trade based on supply and demand principles, no matter your experience level.
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