High Frequency Trading (Deutsche Bank Research)

How much do you really know about High Frequency Trading? Do you want to know the implications of High Frequency Trading on the financial markets?

Well, then take some time to read this piece of research done by Deutsche Bank.

Not to be missed! How to trade demand and supply zones!

As a follow up to the previous video, I managed to locate more in-depth explanation of demand and supply zones trading. These topics are further explored by Sam Seiden in his Webinars.

1. Trading and Analysis (added April 2011)
2. Rule Based Market Timing (added April 2011)
3. Trading The All Star Entry (added April 2011)
4. Breakout Trading in Forex
5. Supply and Demand Strategy Application
6. Identifying High Probability Turning Points
7. Forex Swing Trading With Supply and Demand Analysis
8. Currency trading with Forex Futures
9. Supply, Demand and Bollinger Bands
10. Live Trading and Analysis
11. Identifying Swing Trading Opportunities in the Forex Market
12. An Important Rule To Consider When Scanning For Trading Opportunities In Forex
13. Rule based trading for short and longer term Forex traders
14. Multiple Time Frame Analysis
15. Low Risk Breakout Trading in Forex
16. Rule Based Short Term Trading In Forex
17. Trade What Is Real, Not What You Feel: Quantifying Supply and Demand in The Forex Markets
18. Conventional Chart Patterns and Forex
19. Short term Forex Trading Strategies, Breakouts and Reversals
20. MONTHLY WEBINAR: Understanding The Creation Of Candles In Forex Trading
21. Capture reversal points with the use of indicators and oscillators
22. Forex Swing Trading, Low Risk / High Reward Trading
23. Understanding The Exact Process Behind The Movement In Price
24. Using CCI and Stochastics For Long and Short Term Forex Trading
25. Multiple Low Risk Forex Entries With Support and Resistance
26. Supply and Demand Trading with Mechanical Indicators and Oscillators in the Forex Markets

Liquidity Gaps and Spike Removals (noBrainerTrades)

The following is an extract from noBrainerTrades website.

Liquidity gaps can be vary valuable in both dissecting price and distinguishing major reversal points or price targets.

When using as a meter to take profits, do so when gap risk becomes considerably lower, at the base or origin or the spike.

Trade in line with the prevailing, underlying trend.

Use as a guide of knowing when to stay out, or be patient for better risk / reward.

Know how to identify the four major types of gaps, which ones fill and which ones don’t.

Don’t “fudge” the setup.  If things don’t line up or are ambiguous, this is probably the case to everyone else
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Applicable to all time frames; concept is still very much the same.

Learning and successful application are two very different things.  Filling the gap between them takes time
based on your own effort, diligence, sensibilities, etc.

The liquidity gaps that he talks about in the video is very coincidentally 100% similar to what Chris Lori spoke about when he came to Singapore. I will refrain from speculating who copied whose style of trading. But this could help you in your trading.