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In terms of Nifty, the Demand Supply picture wasn't much at play since it was an all time high, however, if we look at it's major heavyweight component Reliance then there was definitely a D/S picture that played out as a Results trap. Reliance gaped up into a Supply due to results euphoria from...

Yes, now it's gone.

Comments are on the chart @priyank0411 Given the existing compression PA, buying should be only done after some form of confirmation.

In terms of D/S nothing can be said about this behaviour because it was a life time high and there was no supply available on the left. The gap up open denotes euphoric sentiment among the retail community possibly due to the overnight earnings announcement of major companies which was sold into...

This is the difference between a veteran teacher and someone not from the teaching community( like me! :DD). The way you asked the question with diagrams leaves no iota of doubt in what is being sought! All the three cases with diagrams that you have cited are examples of Standalone S/D zones...

In such a lower time frame like the 5 min, the swing high is a minor one in a uptrend even in the 5 min TF. Should not consider such barriers as important. Look for major swing H/L from where price turned significantly implying significant opposing force existing there.

Looking at the zoomed out chart, I can consider this as a barrier but not an important barrier. Also, the zone's structural quality is also not that great.

Why is it an ERC?

Yes definitely! Stronger move out of a zone and weaker arrival to the zone is a good thing!

Yes, this is an ERC DZ but consider it be not fresh anymore. When a zone is missed by something like 10 paisa, I would treat it as a touched zone, also this is not the type of zone nor the type for time frame where I would like to trade a 2TB.

Good one! This was a POI DZ on the 1m and a confluence with hourly ERC DZ. High odds! Well done!

Yes, if the move out of a zone is very clumsy, it's better to avoid such zones. Essentially, when we trade with demand/supply method we are looking for potential price areas where demand/supply imbalances occurred in terms of institutional order flow. Such clumsy move out of zones is indicative...

What is the confusion? Could you elaborate?