How the Stock Market Moves || Identify Supply & Demand

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In this video, I explain the two ways of how markets move. If you are able to identify market imbalances, you will be able to find high probability areas where the market can turn with VERY LOW risk!
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[@JetBrews]

i have to rewatch this like 50 times to understand it....here goes #3

[@khafreahmose8768]

Don't give up my friend.

[@user-wi4of9ii8f]

This is the "BEST SITE" for learning the stock market. Thank You for the work that you do!!!

[@ronnieg2961]

Love the video!! Can you do an in-depth run down on your TOS setup from start to finish? That’ll be awesome!

[@carlostorres-xb1oj]

Thank you much. starting to grasp the standing limit orders at zones.

[@etonyva]

you're a very good teacher ;) thanks for making it understandable!

[@thedissitupsdisney]

I really appreciate you doing this my man!!

[@frankjones4357]

This should be your #1 vid. It discusses the most essential elements of trading. Far too many traders treat trading like a video game. They totally miss the concept of S&D. So win or lose, they really don't understand why. Which is a wasted effort and they're going to repeat the same mistakes moving forward. It's like gambling with your eyes closed. You are the most articulate, clear and concise teacher of Market concepts that I've seen on KZbin. Thank you!

[@gaberussell1794]

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[@The_Roman_Trader]

Great Explanation, thank you so much! Would you say that supply & Demand zones are kinda similar to volume profile, in terms of popular unfilled buy and sell orders...? Again thanks for the great video, learned a lot!!!

[@yodo7571]

Very informative video. But how are you creating the supply and demand zones within Think or Swim's charting (a video showing this would be helpful); thanks.

[@SucceedingInFinTech]

Well done. Meaning: useful. Thanks for taking the time.

[@bpesh]

Great video! Thank you for educating. How do I set up the demand and supply zone indicator in TD?

[@PrinceDiggie]

I just bought your course!!! How you use Supply and Demand zones, I haven't heard of. Seems like it's a super effective way to understand what's happening. I'm trying to plot them myself, but I see I'm missing some key knowledge about it that you have, so best to get it all from you. Hoping you really go into detail with how you identify them, plot them, and use them during trading. Pricing wasn't bad. I trade stocks, not options, but I bought the full A-Z Course since it wasn't much more than your Supply & Demand Course. Plus, maybe in the future, I'll check out some options vids. Thanks a lot for this content. The way you explain topics is great, and I look forward to watching the modules.

[@lupusk9productions]

hows the training in it so far? Learn anything more in depth how to plot these zones?

[@PrinceDiggie]

@@lupusk9productions Yeah it's definitely more in depth and with more examples. How to plot, where to plot, where not to plot, and he explains the "why" for everything, and with live intraday examples also. Worth it and I'm glad I'm learning his insight to this approach.

[@icriscolot]

Thank you for the videos man. I have been trading a little over two years and have recently gotten a lot more successful with scalping trades. I never used these supply and demand zones before but implementing them into my strat has definitely been a net positive! Thanks again!

[@johnmalkovich2874]

one of the best supply and demand zones' explanations ever! great job. Adding up to my intraday trading strategy. Priceless! Thanks a lot man. Keep doing such videos, as I'm sure a lot of newbies will gain from it (Y)

[@carmine_rosato]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks John

[@jamessan6921]

I concur, great explanation

[@mikedove8274]

I can quit my day job now... frustrated trader and start my new job... calm trader. Job starts next week! Thanks! Now all I need to graph out is the stop losses? That would be a winner. Best, Mike

[@tonyjin9018]

you are the best! very very helpful ! thank you so much!

[@jimmysalcedo715]

WOW! I was unconsciously seeing this, but did not know this existed! thank you!

[@carmine_rosato]

Happy to help!

[@abdullatokhie8447]

What's the difference between the demand/supply zones you plotted versus levels of resistance and support? Your zones just look like levels of R/S. Your explanation on why imbalances occur and how unfilled orders remain at data points such reinforcing those levels, helps provide clarity. However, what happens when there is a breakdown from the demand zone? did it lose recognition of being demand zone until a new level of support is identified via consolidation/reversal?

[@kevinli157]

This is the video I've been waiting for! Thank you so much Carmine, excellent information and great instruction. Hope you and your family are well during this time

[@carmine_rosato]

Thank you! You too Kevin, hope all is well

[@afshin3262]

Great video . How do you add green and red boxes to t=think or swim chart ?

[@vasiliostsikoudis443]

I have a question, mind you I'm new to all this. at 6:33 couldn't the sideways movement before it pushed up to the consolidation period you have highlighted in red. Couldn't it also, be considered a supply zone since it shows that buyers and sellers are agreeing on a price and making it move sideways.

[@SterlingSells]

I would like to see a risk/reward video pertaining to options contracts!

[@KK-cb1qo]

Do you extend supply/demand zones all the way to current trading day?At 11:20, I noticed supply and demand zones are only marked in small areas and not dragged all the way to the right?

[@jayviz]

in the example where you take your entry off a one hour chart if you were trading options how far out would you buy the strike. a couple days? weeks?

[@zacharysmith923]

This is a great video just like all your others. Your videos have changed my life, using your strategy I almost instantly became consistently profitable. Please do a video on what you look for when choosing an option or do a live trading on a large cap stock like BA or something instead of an index.

[@LifeSugar]

Appreciate the effort in the videos bud. Good info!

[@carmine_rosato]

I appreciate that!

[@TheAnuragMishra]

great video. Thanks. Love your videos. How do you manage your position if the price goes against you once you start your position in these zones. Do you let it take your full stop loss ?

[@mahammadjasveer6099]

One of the best theater in the world..

[@proximEZ]

So how do you interpret smaller time frame's zone from larger time frame's zone?

[@RambowofTime]

remember me when you are at 10k subs. You produce the best options content by far on youtube. I really appreciate you and what you are doing for the community! Im 17 years old wanting to spend my adult life free and no worries with investing.

[@westcoastchamp]

How are you identifying these stocks? are you using a scanner? If so, what's the criteria? Or are you manually going through the big name stocks to find the supply and demand zones valid for that day?

[@thegoldenboy294]

2:58 "stock orders" hes refering to limit or market orders?

[@Matt-px7nm]

I'm using only 1hr chart to find the zones and entering on 5 min using price action at the 1hr zones. Do i need to find higher time frame zones on the 4hr & daily as well? Thx

[@carmine_rosato]

Monthly, weekly, daily, 4 hour...etc

[@numb450]

You inspire me, thank you

[@carmine_rosato]

Wow, thank you!!

[@Borza.M]

thankyou you for this video, you're a legend. Quick question : does a zone get stronger or weaker the more times it gets tested?

[@carmine_rosato]

Thanks man. The level gets weaker the more times price tests it. The more times it gets tested, the more unfilled orders become filled and will make the level easier to be broken through!

[@Ca.Mercenaries]

Monkid Miled weaker

[@sjeffers]

How do you know how much unfilled orders are in a demand or supply zone. As you showed in the video the sell or red zone was not as extended as the green zone. Do you wait to buy upon confirmation on a rejection?

[@joejensen8780]

Nicely done!

[@carmine_rosato]

Thanks Joe!

[@lightimageproductions8794]

can the previous supply zone becomes a demand zone or vise-versa??

[@jacksonmckeever5004]

how do you decide which candle / wicks / body to use when determining the size of your zone??

[@saadhayat9225]

Would you please share any book that explains this in depth? Thank you for your time.

[@thomasadin7189]

Another great video! You're the best!!!

[@carmine_rosato]

:)

[@navketan1965]

I find that for intraday forex trend trading most important relevant (Guide)trend direction is ON 15 minute, 1h and 4h charts only-- For intraday trading weekly & monthly trends do not matter much(too far removed from intraday field of activity) & can be ignored. For simplicity sake if 15 minute ,1h & 4h trends are in the same direction, you have a trade set up in the same direction (one could fine tune entry 0n 5 minute charts). In general if daily candle be in the same direction for any trade it is better but not A must.--Sir, what do you have to say?

[@dhart1951]

Which is the better way to practice this trading technique: paper money or OnDemand? I've watched some of your OnDemand videos but for some reason when I try, TOS doesn't show either Level II or the Active Trader doesn't work right. I'm getting a little frustrated. BTW, love these videos, keep them up. I just installed OBS Studio to record my desktop, will take a few weeks to become proficient, may post to youtube for you to get a good laugh?

[@carmine_rosato]

I would practice on paper first. Then, once you get the concept down and become proficient in drawing/understanding the zones, start real trading with VERY SMALL size at first to test with real money and remove the no emotional connection to paper trading

[@Fingaphunk3000]

Very interesting, thanks Carmine

[@eddieliucp]

Hey man great videos. Love your channel. I have a question, how far back do you start identifying your demand/supply zones, i.e 5 days back? A month back? Additionally, you are mostly trading on reversals.. but how would trading it based on breakouts/breakdowns work in this case? Which one has a higher probability? Thank you!

[@bushwacker49]

Is supply and demand valid only for day trading? How useful is it for swing trading?

[@SaadKhan-qd5ev]

love the video man great stuff keep it coming!

[@carmine_rosato]

Appreciate it!!!

[@givemethenews9914]

Hi great video. Can you do another video just look at many charts and drawing in the supply and demand zone?

[@jaredh7273]

Looks like it just kept going up after that last bounce off the demand zone lol. Would you just stay in long after that?

[@guilhermegonzaga3570]

very good!!

[@rahulsurana6823]

could you make another vid about this but focused on finding these zones in smaller intraday time frames?

[@carmine_rosato]

Zones form on any timeframe. As long as you understand the concept and know how imbalances form on a price chart, they will look the same on all different time frames. The key is spotting them on all timeframes. Will make a video on this in the future.

[@timoconnor9601]

Awesome

[@ntartaris]

What are your thoughts on mitigated zones, once they've been retested?? My understanding is that once the zone is retested once, it is inactive/mitigated and shouldn't be relied upon again.

[@mattmilson1616]

Great video 👍

[@Wolfman332911]

Do you think you can make a video of you finding Supply and Demand zones?

[@Kristian.87]

Nice video. what other confluences used to make a trade at demand or supply zone? volume? price action?

[@carmine_rosato]

Yes, exactly! Price action and volume. Every buyer there is a seller. Every seller there is a buyer. If you see elevated volume, there is obviously buyers/sellers stepping in an imbalance

[@damansingh7892]

Really good stufffff!!!

[@asiu1111]

How do I get the supply and demand indicator because I wasn't able to find it on TOS!

[@carmine_rosato]

It is not an indicator. I manually plot the imbalances

[@TradingManoz]

@Carmine: Thank you for amazing video. On your next video can you go over your thought process from higher time frame to lower time frame to spot out these supply/demand zones? And also go over some entry and exit strategies once you spot out those zones? Thanks again for this.

[@carmine_rosato]

Yes, Thank you!!

[@TradingManoz]

@@carmine_rosato Question on this again. I just remembered I couldn't remember it last time. How far do you go to find supply/demand zone? for example do you go 5 days back or 10 days or month? Thanks in advance.

[@tinyjungle_]

This is some good sh*t bro. Subbed. Ty

[@russelroberts7556]

What do you mean by the buyers orders where not filled however the market push to the upside? Good video though.

[@tym.johnston6773]

Great video, nothing like this online, for free at least.

[@invaderaf]

Keep it up bro.

[@carmine_rosato]

Thank you, I will John!

[@feyungco]

can you do option or even swing with this kind of strategy?

[@carmine_rosato]

Options, stocks, futures, forex, crypto , etc

[@victortorres4884]

Fire

[@vnormikoluvformi]

Thank you very very much 😊 Hello from Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@hectamus_]

Does this only work on S&P futures/options or can it also work with stock options such as BA or AAPL?

[@carmine_rosato]

Any market, stock, option, future, etc... It is how price moves in any market!

[@govindarajrakesh7911]

Carmine great video, I'm new to this channel. Could you please please show how to draw these supply and demand levels exactly and identify imbalance. Please bro concept is really interesting

[@carmine_rosato]

Please browse through my catalog of videos on my channel. Thanks

[@averyally6297]

Hey man, I'm interested in the chat, is there an option for chat only? Maybe a 1 day trial or videos of live chat?

[@markaydelotte2673]

Thanks for this! is there more info on this and if so were want to know more especially in using with day trading weekly options..? This is Great Mark

[@davidkaufmann6029]

I`ve learnt a lot here, Warren Buffet once said " if you don`t find a way to make money while you sleep you will work until you die, now i understand why?

[@victorb2991]

i love you dude

[@HardcoreGangsta8]

Just purchased your course, the link is not working to join, all letters were typed in accordingly.

[@carmine_rosato]

please email me at [e-mail]

[@kingdomsealcoating5879]

Nice video carmine

[@carmine_rosato]

Thanks 😁

[@albertohuerta]

Criminally underrated channel. Do you set your supply/demand based on 1hr charts normally?

[@SimonSozzi7258]

5 min

[@realmoneytalks21]

Great video carmine. Do you trade full time for income or do you have other sources of income and just trade on the side?

[@carmine_rosato]

I trade full time!

[@tempemail5337]

Great Trading Videos. I wish Supply and Demand indicator was available on iPad TOS app. 🤑😀👍

[@carmine_rosato]

It actually not an indicator! I manually draw those levels

[@thegoldenboy294]

This is from a website: Prices can move quickly or slowly depending on how aggressive the buyers and sellers are. The price can move very quickly if someone puts out a big market buy/sell order. A market order buys or sells every share, no matter the price, until the order is filled. Such orders may remove all nearby bids or offers, causing the price to change drastically and instantly. Other times the price moves slowly, because there are few transactions, or there are so many shares available at each bid or offer that it is very hard to move the price even with lots of transactions going through. I cant seem to understand the concept of orders left unfilled. How can that happen? above statement contradicts what you say. Can someone explain this concept?

[@carritahkucherro1082]

The price either jumps past or falls below the market order..............so it just sits there, all by its lonesome

[@santhaanamgopalakrishnan4694]

I am from India. What is TOS

[@akoito365]

Wow that's an awesome explanation and tutorials so interested about it. 👌

[@carmine_rosato]

Happy to hear that!

[@Trollberg]

i use TOS but my charts dont look anything remotely close to yours- dont even see the gap up/down on futures...can you make a video on how to setup TOS? TIA

[@carmine_rosato]

Make sure you have premarket data turned on for futures. and make sure premarket/extended hours are highlighted!

[@NateWaldron]

Where do you take profits?

[@carmine_rosato]

Market moves from imbalance to imbalance. I take profits at the next demand/supply zone

[@NateWaldron]

@@carmine_rosato on same time frame as supply/demand zone or the nearest zone even on the smallest time frame? I've been having great entries on my 1hr/15min zones but they never been to get to the opposite zone in same time frame. Last week was crazy supply zone was strong on S&P at the $297 spy but never pushed far Bellow.

[@iniester6724]

I believe this will apply to TESLA currently when s&p 500 tracker funds will be purchasing over 80 mill shares next week of TESLA. Simple supply and demand suggests that this influx of demand with limited supply will shoot the price up at least over 15% from current prices. What do you guys think?

[@iniester6724]

fd

[@yoloforeva]

Thanks for sharing, your slides are unreadable, can u use the better darker font.

[@vishalmane3139]

Add white background

[@gimli0414]

Is your main job day trading or do you have an actual job?

[@TheFailMistress]

can anyone who bought his course vouch for it?? it’s quite expensive so i’m just wondering if it’s worth it or if the info is the same that i could find for free online

[@lancep.2830]

Carmine, It is apparent you are very smart about the subject matter of option trading, but I see a few issues in your videos. 1. You do not finish the thought or answer the question derived from the title of your videos. For example, in this video, you did not answer the question entirely what makes a supply and demand zone. How wide are they? Why are they that wide? For how long will they go? In your example slide you used, at the 10:02 mark, you show 2 supply zones and 1 demand zone. The supply zones span multiple pivots, but your demand zone spans only one pivot when there was a similar pivot two days later, yet you did not include that pivot in your demand zone. Why? 2. You use a lot of acronyms and industry lingo like you are talking to a room of institutional traders. Maybe I am wrong, but I'm assuming the majority of people watching your videos are relatively new to options trading. If we were seasoned retail traders we would not be watching these videos. "De-mystify" your terms and "lingo" you use so we understand what your terms mean, therefore understand the terms application to the presentation. How do I know this? I have been a teacher for over 36 years, and I want to learn options trading for some extra income in retirement. I enjoy watching your videos. You are one of the only people out there teaching so much about options trading on the TOS platform. Just complete your answers, and define/explain your terminology, and you will probably see your likes and subscribes soar. Thank you for what you are doing. Keep it up!!

[@roberttaheridaytrade4129]

thanks man