Forex Market Analysis 2026: Major Moves Ahead Using Supply and Demand
The Forex market is setting up for major moves, but most traders will get it wrong. In this live webinar, I break down how to read supply and demand imbalances across multiple timeframes. In this session, I analyze key Forex pairs, including: Most traders focus on indicators, news, or short-term moves. That’s exactly why they...
Don’t Buy Google Stock Until You See This ($191 Target)
When analyzing Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL), most traders get distracted by short-term movements, news headlines, and opinions about the company. However, price does not move because of opinions, earnings reports, or what analysts say on financial media. Price moves because of imbalances between buyers and sellers, and those imbalances are best identified on higher timeframes. If...
The Illusion That War Moves Oil Prices
Every time there is a geopolitical conflict, the same narrative repeats itself. The news starts shouting that oil prices are rising because of war, supply disruptions, or political instability. Traders jump into charts already biased, convinced that price must go higher simply because the situation feels tense. But when I step back and look at...
Why Oil and Gold Prices Don’t Follow War | Supply and Demand Trading Explained
If you have been following the markets recently, you have probably noticed how confusing price movements can be, especially when it comes to oil, gold, and energy stocks. Every time there is a geopolitical event, the media immediately provides a narrative that seems logical on the surface. War breaks out, supply is threatened, and therefore...
You’re Trading Bitcoin Wrong | The $89K Imbalance
Bitcoin is currently reacting exactly as supply and demand theory suggests it should. The cryptocurrency recently reached a monthly demand imbalance around $64,628, an area where aggressive buying previously pushed price higher. These types of demand zones are important because they represent moments when institutional buyers stepped into the market with significant strength. When price...
EURUSD: The Power of the Bigger Timeframes
When you look at the EURUSD Forex pair only on the intraday chart, it’s easy to get faked out. A small rally looks like a “reversal”, a green candle feels like the start of a trend. But zoom out to the quarterly chart and the story changes. Around 1.17, EURUSD has a strong supply level...
GBPJPY: The Weekly Demand Zone Everyone Ignores
GBPJPY looks wild right now, but there’s a simple reason this pair keeps pushing higher: a strong weekly demand zone around 207 is in control. On the weekly chart, price dropped into that 207 area, reacted, and started to rally. That reaction is not random. It’s a clear example of a supply-and-demand imbalance in the...
Why Most Traders Lose Money | Higher Timeframe Supply and Demand Controls the Market
In this free live webinar, I performed a detailed multi-market analysis using my proprietary Supply and Demand trading methodology. The session focused entirely on raw price action and higher timeframe imbalances — ignoring news, economic releases, and fundamental opinions. I analyzed major forex pairs such as GBPJPY and AUDJPY, highlighting how strong weekly demand and...
The Gold Correlation Trap Traders Ignore | Weekly Demand in Control
Gold has always been viewed as a refuge asset. During times of economic uncertainty, inflation, or geopolitical tension, investors shift capital into gold. Central banks accumulate it, and recently, China has been aggressively increasing its gold reserves. This narrative fuels the belief that gold will continue rising. However, in supply and demand trading, I do...
What They Didn’t Tell You About the Futures Market | Natural Gas Supply & Demand Imbalances
What They Didn’t Tell You About the Futures Market The futures market is often presented as a fast-moving arena dominated by news events, economic reports, and technical indicators. However, when we analyze Natural Gas futures using pure price action and supply and demand imbalances, a very different picture emerges. The Fallacy of the Futures Market...
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