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Color codes used by the rectangle reader and auto SD

indicators
30th September 2013, 07:29 PM
COLOR CODES FOR TRENDLINES USED ON MY CHARTS:
Lime is always demand. Yellow is always supply

1. YELLOW FILLED trendline = D1 supply zone

2. LIME FILLED trendline = D1 demand zone
3. YELLOW UNFILLED long lines trendline = WK supply zone
4. LIME UNFILLED long lines trendline = WK demand zone
5. YELLOW UNFILLED DOTTED trendline = H4 supply zone
6. LIME UNFILLED DOTTED trendline = H4 demand zone
COLOR CODES FOR RECTANGLES I USE ON MY CHARTS:
No matter which timeframe I'm using, these are the color codes I use:

1. BROWN = fresh supply zone

2. DARKGREEN = non-fresh supply zone, but I will watch it in case I want to
have a short on a 2nd pullback
3. UNFILLED BROWN or DARKGREEN = supply zone I will not use, but I
want to have it on my charts to see areas I want to see broken and/or
reaction to it
4. BLUE= fresh demand zone
5. DIMGREY= non-fresh demand zone, but I will watch it in case I want to
have a long on a 2nd pullback
6. UNFILLED DIMGREY OR BLUE = demand zone I will not use, but I want
to have it on my charts to see areas I want to see broken and/or reaction to it
7. PURPPLE = area I don't trust because of not a clean formation or "diddle in
the middle" area. But I want to see how price reacts to it and learn from it
I hope this will help you understand what the curve is and what the higher timeframe supply and
demand in control terms are visually. This is what I am always doing, these are my rules more or
less, there are nuances but that comes with practice. This is no different to what Ken and the
others are doing, these are just my rules, all based on SD imbalances.

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