BEST Scalping Strategy || Demand Zones

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[@JohnVC]

I also find it helpful to use a volume profile indicator to help set up supply and demand zones. You can see when a level gets accepted or rejected on high volume and trade accordingly.

[@christophertone9566]

My man Carmine has that formal education, you can tell. He’s no fake guru he knows legit stuff. I love it. I feel like I’m listening to an educated person who is giving us accurate information, the kind of information you’d usually have to pay for. So thank you! I’m subscribing. You got my vote. Hey Carmine you aren’t from NJ or Staten Island are you?

[@clinclin1240]

Supply and Demand! Again, making so much sense brother.

[@jaspreetsingh-qw3fb]

Please share how you select Stocks everyday for option trading and thanks for sharing this wonderful knowledgeable Video

[@obiezeugo2561]

I've always thought the 1m chart, apart from the 4h chart was what one needed to look at before buying into a stock but you notice that alot of consolidation for some stocks tend to happen alot on a 1min chart but the 5 min is pretty sweet cause you see first hand the highs and lows of every bar. Awesome info. Thanks for all you do.

[@here2watch]

I’ve been having such a hard time with trading the first 2 hours of the market open. I’ve taken your advice to only trade SPY and QQQ. Maybe I’ve got an unrealistic expectation that I can find a great setup every day. Almost seems like no matter how much I journal, chart, and watch the market daily, I keep making the same mistakes. Love the video content though. Hopefully something clicks before I lose my entire account.

[@infocus3232]

Thank you man. I appreciate you sharing this information!

[@1010milton]

Thank you this is amazing

[@lakshitlohat572]

Nice..Set up Bro.. Thanks.👍🙏🌞❄🌴

[@DanielLopez-bk8qk]

On choppy days like today I always go back and watch the 🐐 content!

[@Arbween]

You’re killing it brother,keep going,we need your support,Much Love ❤️

[@carlost8773]

Great video. Thank you, this is very much appreciated.

[@kush5123]

Excellent video Carmine! Thank you. Could you please make more videos like this? Also if you could please show on demand the typical profit from market call entry and market call exit on tight spreads with 2-10 contracts? Lastly, is it possible to use this strategy from pre-market candle knowledge and catch the breakout right after the bell rings?

[@mrmerv3840]

I learn so much from you. You are a great teacher. Please can you do a video on how you find demand zones.

[@MarkBurch]

Thanks, very interesting and easy to follow!

[@anacrosby8951]

Great videos, thank you so much 😊

[@caciocavalloster]

Hi Carmine, great videos! Been binge-watching for the past 3 hours your videos. The question I have is concerning the strike and expiry dates you use for this strategy. I see you used an at-the-money call 425 but what was the expiry? Do you always use that weekly and at the money? I see many that would use OTM options. Hoping you can respond even if it is an older video it is still very pertinent. Thanks!

[@cliffchan6587]

great job Carmine, easy to follow day trade options! Seems safer than trading penny stocks.

[@carmine_rosato]

Yes they are!

[@tempemail5337]

Great video. Very specific entry technique. I only trade first hour or so QQQ. Still demo account till I see consistency in my trades.

[@Donks-R-us]

You're very good at teaching this.

[@daddyjose]

Really good this is essentially a first entry short in an uptrend

[@Soundoverload]

These can work on a higher timeframe as well and not only for scalping. Known as the 3 bar play. Works best with no overhead resistance

[@zohebmakani4844]

Carmine! First off amazing content as always! Question: How would you exit a position if you have another underlying open with active trader?

[@alancook2378]

Great video! Love the strategy. How can you tell if you hit the break even price when you sell? I've sold on a winning trade before and realized I didn't hit the break even so I ended up losing on it even though I was up. Am I missing something?

[@rahulsurana6823]

best channel out there.

[@JenaRodriguez]

Great video!!! Do you use 1 or 2 min chart at all to scalp or stick to the 5 min

[@alexlucacel1081]

Awesome video and strategy. Can you make a video on risk management/stop losses on options? Thanks

[@andriesvanheerden9955]

Very helpful video!!! Thanks man

[@Eric-nb7vg]

do you use the book to see if there are orders backing up the rupture? or just the graphic? i feel more comfortable with the orders backing up the entry. thanks for the video

[@Jacob-pl3uc]

This has been my most profitable setup I’m not good with fades or mid day bounces but I guess if your good at one thing sticking too it is your edge

[@Hedgeflexlfz]

How do you determine supply and demand levels? Just normal support vs resistance?

[@Flaminfangs1]

@@Hedgeflexlfz Areas where price has moved up or down drastically i always use higher time frames like the 4 hourly to identify them. Its about context though for instance if the SPY reaches $440 and you see theres huge sell off strength that moved it lets say a dollar then you know for sure thats institutional selling you can count that as a supply zone.

[@Hedgeflexlfz]

@@Flaminfangs1 Ok thank you.

[@dominiquemartinelli330]

Great video. I'm interested in signing up.

[@jasonperez2781]

Great video once again. I am wondering though, when you see the beginning of the first big impulsive move, why not market in on the second candle and see what happens? If it starts going against you can just tap out for breakeven or small loss but if its right you can capitalize on the first impulsive move and get out when it starts to pull back. Then jump on the second move up past the highs. Seems worth the risk if you can capture most of the first big move up because it's usually quite substantial. Anyway loving your videos, great content.

[@carmine_rosato]

You definitely can! Much more risk involved

[@jonathanbell8022]

Dude… awesome video

[@kearnw]

This is good stuff. Can you send me the link for you screen setup in TOS? Thanks

[@jaybavis5896]

Thanks for this video it was great 👍

[@frankmartire2174]

Bro I like your style...I enjoy listening to other smart traders and their perspective....Subbed 🙂👍 You on any of the chats on tos?

[@marcochao8666]

Nice video, can you post more live trading

[@Bravo3d]

Bro I thought you where Oscar De La Hoya for a min. Great videos.

[@iamamp3pimp]

Carmine, Well done!

[@kwentongbarbero1127]

New subs here. Explain it well. No indicators only supply and demand stratedy but yet powerful

[@carmine_rosato]

Exactly! Welcome

[@cheetahpsg4988]

ILOVE your videos. So informative and challenging I'm still a bit confused in that I do not understand when and why a "supply zone" becomes a "demand zone" INSTEAD OF staying a supply zone and prices going down. Maybe better way to ask. I wouldn't know if to take the short trade and sell near the bottom of the first red candle thinking the first unfilled institutional orders that went unfilled in the previous rally were waiting at where they missed earlier that would then pull the market down. . . . OR to wait until there is an indication that the future/ stock moves into the supply zone and above it to take a long position and buy around the top of the supply zone. I've seen your basic videos on this and it gets clearer every time and think I get the difference between supply and demand and resistance and support OK, just do not have an eye for when a zone that I treated as supply and shorted when bouncing under it becomes demand. Is it the quick rise in prices with no real pullback that says the supply zone is about to become a demand zone? Or the basing candle itself that varies from a typical resistance bounce candle? I've also heard and watched video on "false breakout patterns" that happen when there is a rapid rise in prices that seems to contradict what is going on here. I tried trading /ES futures on NT (horrible customer service/ OK software) trying to scalp off of resistance and support bounces and wiped my account out in 1 day of up and down trading and technical issues with their software. Doing better with trading some small option Puts and Calls, that I have hit on, but still have a way to go to build up my account. . .wonder how I can apply this to my options trading as well as any futures trading I can do in the future. . .

[@sfariabi17]

Awesome video, your videos and knowledge that you share is the best out there. Thank you!

[@beachlover529]

Great info Carmine

[@justiny328]

Great information here.

[@jorgef1089]

Hello Carmine. I just started to watch your videos and find them very educational and helpful. I have a question for you. When you are scalping on Demand, do you use a strike price with a Delta of .30? Thank you.

[@iamamp3pimp]

He mentioned at the money calls, so closer to 50 or .50

[@cryptoron8732]

Carmine should be awarded the damn NOBEL PRIZE or something! Man your work is INCREDIBLE sir! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Donks-R-us]

Do you have to buy the contracts first before the "active trader" window changes?

[@1010milton]

Please keep on repeating the concept of supply and demand.

[@johnp5174]

Knowing my damn like I'd catch the wrong side of the 20%, 80% of the time!! Never hurts to give it a shot

[@karakulamus]

does it work similarly with downside as well? Thank you

[@jasatl]

Do u have a live stream also, or you only do the demo of paper trading.

[@3Threelions]

Best in the business

[@guesswho225]

Thank you for the concise content! Just curious how do you sell 1/2, 1/4 or any kind of fraction when trading? For example if I have 100 shares how would I sell 25 without manually inputting 25??? Just seems so slow to have to manually type 25 , etc.. or do the math on larger shares.

[@jonathangenova2290]

Guess Who he’s not selling individual shares but his contracts. So if he bought 10 contracts for that movement he’d sell 3-5 of them to lock in profits and then let the others run

[@thakan50]

Hi, where did you learn more about the institiunal plays? any references you can share? thanks.

[@trippking2358]

Maybe a video showing exactly how to set up TOS?

[@cdgadea1]

I thought institutions only buy when the price gets to the demand zone, not at the middle or top of a rally? please clarify , thank you

[@obiezeugo2561]

Carmine, sometimes it's not full candles that seem to be the problem but gaps and dash bars if I may call it that. What or how do you trade those and determine your supply and demand zones if you were to draw any. Let's assume it was a dash bar that started your supply zone right to the down side, where would you consider the start up drawing of your supply zone? Cause usually, dash bars are neither green nor red. Just white.

[@obiezeugo2561]

This is what scares me and why I use the Heikin Ashi to reduce noise and confusion and link all bars together but at the same time, I feel it's not accurate

[@amrinderpal5554]

Do u have course to give and do u only trade supply and demand

[@FusedMedia]

Wish I found you sooner!

[@marshallsvideo]

So you’re buying at resistance?

[@AndrewGage333]

Tutorial on TOS setup? especially including how to change the colors of the drawings so they stay like that. thanks

[@EliA-mm7ul]

TOS is garbage right now with the volatility

[@talalaldossary5620]

Voynich Code very

[@joelbeckwith5379]

For his Supply/Demand zones he draws with the rectangle tool, then right click and go to Edit Properties. From there, you can change the color and save it as a default for whenever you draw a new one. Also, you can right click on a Price Level drawing to give it a name that shows up on your chart like Carmine does. Hope this helps!

[@ashok845]

Its all hindsight 20/20 when analyzing the price movement after it has happened

[@mu27amaria]

what about break even when you buy an ATM call? The up move must be big.

[@tareqordan3649]

Im confused, the previous videos you said dont take breakouts or breakdowns.. I thought we should take it short not long as we are getting to supply erea

[@Bravo3d]

Can you make a Video on how to find Supply and Demand.

[@wilkin7299]

How has this scalping strategy been working for you in 2021? Any changes to the winning percentage of this set up? Thanks!

[@JhonPhotoFilm]

Would this applies to Penny Stocks as well that are so unpredictable and normally don't have a high other than the pre market?

[@carmine_rosato]

Its how the market moves with any stock !

[@lilfrag2201]

This strategies only work on stock?

[@christopherbeharry5294]

Great psychology. Not only does it make sense, but it's completely true. Institutions never buy with all their size.

[@carmine_rosato]

Yes exactly !

[@2commajourney]

what if an influx of retail traders put together and trading such size , can they not move the market? I watch youtubers trading the gappers every morning thousands of shares and they go parabolic the same day and plummets the same day too. Are those strictly institutional activity as well ?

[@beniyaz621]

I am still confused how to indentify the supply and demand zones, can you please make it more clear? Thanks Car

[@2HEARMEOUT]

SAME HERE

[@michaelponto4954]

Carmine - Do you have a video of you in your discord? On the fence over the course and looking for a little more info

[@carmine_rosato]

You can email me - [e-mail] with any questions. The course is a very in-depth A-Z lesson library which is work at your own pace. You also will be added to the discord community which is a very active and engaging community. Everyone in there is looking to help one another, including myself. I do post premarket plans daily and commentary throughout the day updating my thought process

[@christopher1423]

riding the tail of the whale, nice 1 min buysetup at 4:45, tesla had a 3 bar play.

[@jaybavis5896]

I have a question how do you setup to take half your profits I haven't been able to figure out how to do this platform

[@victorpau2949]

Really don't understand, I understand the part institution is trying to buy on the first attempt, but how can you tell those position did not fill up????

[@PaulSmith-rp2mw]

Hey bro, for day trading, especially 10-30cent profits on volatile stocks under $10 maybe even penny stocks, which do you suggest is a better time frame - 1min, 2min or 5min?

[@carmine_rosato]

I dont scalp penny stocks. But I use a 5m timeframe with my strategy

[@sundarrajan1185]

Is there a automated way to draw the supply and demand on a chart

[@Leeav]

nah he does it manually

[@carter7515]

I don't understand why you would go long when it's right below a supply zone. I've watched your other vids and it seems like your message is generally that you don't want to do that; it seems here like you've got a strong key level that the price pushes up to in the first 30 mins, and based on your strategy you'd be going short once it touches that level and bounces back below it, and the thinking seems to be that institutional traders won't be adding to their position unless the price gets back down to where the move started (which is where their orders will be waiting, which is what makes it a good area to go long, rather than up near the top like you did here) - what's different about this example that tells you to go long despite being in supply? In one of your other supply & demand vids, you pointed out that retail traders often do exactly what you did here, going long in a pullback after a strong run up, looking for a continuation and breakout but they end up getting faked out because there's a strong supply zone right above them, and you said the right approach would be to avoid the fakeout by drawing the key zones from prior days and not going long when it's below a key level. Would love to know what you saw here that changes that.

[@TomGun]

TOS data is a disadvantage

[@DEAR.HOLYSPIRIT]

Wow are you not using moving averages with this strategy???

[@epsilonvideo]

Thank you for the content. Your strategy is very dangerous especially if some people cannot stomach an intraday loss which could be huge. I have been trading before you were even born and one thing is hindsight and another thing is live at the opening. I advise traders to exercise care and stay tuned to other indicators. My advice is if you want a quick buck let it come to you later on, and if you look at Level II and people are bidding hand over fist, as you mention on your videos, then chance it. Gracias for your content though.

[@stephenmillerPSF]

How much at you making on these scalp trades, trading options @Carminerosato?

[@bettercallsaul0]

What if price breaks through the supply or demand zone? This strategy can’t work every time.

[@meer253]

change candle color and than chart cleared

[@SniperSight06]

How do you just speculate that a demand zone is forming? When in fact it could be a supply zone and the stock will pull back?

[@amateurmarketreviews1980]

stop loss

[@ergonautilus]

I can buy breakouts easily. But when should I sell them? If I sell quickly, I take some profit. If I wait, I might profit far more, or lose it all.

[@carmine_rosato]

defense > offense .. leave a couple contract on for runners, take profit when you have

[@RevolutionRoad]

this is essentially a 3 bar play

[@carmine_rosato]

What is a 3 bar play?

[@johnp5174]

@@carmine_rosato hahaha