Thanks for the replies. However, in regards to point 2. I still feel to be able to spot a level, it's market orders that move price and the institutional limit orders would act as a defense line. So in essence there needs to also be these market ...

Trading Currency Futures using Sam Seiden Supply & Demand levels

It's very kind of you to take the time to reply, thanks I will look at things differently. Cheers,

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Hi, interesting thread.. Enjoying it. Although could I get some clarification on why exactly unfilled Institutional orders are expected to be in a zone upon a return back. The market is dynamic and not static, perceptions of price are forever ...

B.S. Trading with Kenneth Lee

Just wondering if someone could briefly explain a couple of quick things re siedens approach. 1. Do institutions often leave unfilled orders. Is this standard pratice 2. If they place limit orders, say buying. How does their limit orders cause price ...

Trading Currency Futures using Sam Seiden Supply & Demand levels

Just a quick question regrading S/D zones and orderflow from institutions. If the premise behind S/D zones is, institutions place massive orders that are unfilled (congestion, followed by a big move away) wouldnt they have to be 'limit orders' and ...

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Thanks for the replies. Sorry, I still wonder and let me know If im way off, theoritcally could the following happen; Say im with Borker A and you are with Broker B. Both brokers have a different data feed and get liquidity from different ...

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Many I speak to tell me that forex is a scam and unregulated due to being decentralized. This brings me to a question. If it is decentrailzed and some brokers are market makers or ECN's, how is it that all data and charts are similar. I would expect ...

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