Trading without understanding supply and demand zones is like sailing without a rudder. In this quick 5-minute mini-course, I break down exactly how to spot these powerful zones using live charts on EURJPY and GBPCHF, helping you find high-probability, set‑and‑forget trade setups.


Why Supply and Demand Zones Matter

Supply and demand zones are at the heart of technical analysis. They highlight where major institutions place buy and sell orders.

  • Demand zones reveal where price is likely to rise, as buyers re‑enter the market.
  • Supply zones show where sellers have historically stepped in, often pushing price lower.

When used correctly, these levels give traders a clear view of market intent allowing better trade entries and exits with minimal guesswork.


Spotting the Zone: Step-by-Step Breakdown

In the video, I demonstrate how I use my AF Supply and Demand 2 Software to quickly dissect market structure:

  1. Identify trend direction.
    On EURJPY, focus shifts toward the buy zone once price respects previous lows and forms upward structure.
  2. Locate gaps and reaction points.
    Gaps often signal strong institutional moves, so these areas become great starting points for marking demand zones.
  3. Draw confirmation trendlines.
    Use trendlines (or what I call “TL”) to visually confirm direction. When trendlines align with a clean zone, probability increases.
  4. Nest your buy and sell levels.
    On EURJPY, buy zones sit around 173.276–173.300. GBPCHF shows a clean sell opportunity below the 177.338 level.
  5. Update zones frequently.
    Price evolves what once was supply can become demand once structure shifts. Always adjust as new candles form.
A EURJPY Supply and Demand Chart

EURJPY Setup Recap

The EURJPY setup shows how a small 15‑30pip buy zone can catch a significant move.
Once price dips into the marked area and breaks back above the local trendline, it signals a potential rally toward higher resistance.
This simple method allows traders to look for low-risk, high-reward entries without overanalyzing the market.


GBPCHF Setup Recap

On GBPCHF, the focus was on shorting below key fib levels.
After price absorbed buy orders near the previous demand zone, momentum shifted lower, signaling clean sell pressure.

An image of GBPCHF supply and demand zones.


A small nested buy zone near 1.04323 was placed to watch for possible reactions or reversals.


Tools You Can Use

If you dont fancy using AF Supply and Demand you can also use platforms like Tradingview and cTrader.

An image of the tradingview platform.
Image of AF Supply and Demand 2.0 Robot Software
An Image of the ctrader platfrom.

These tools help simplify the process you draw, analyze, and act based on evidence, not emotion.


The end: Simplicity Wins in Forex

Spotting supply and demand doesn’t need to be complicated. By mastering these techniques, you create a trading style that works even when you step away from the charts the essence of set & forget trading.


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AF Supply and Demand Robot Comparison

£297

This is an easy to use robot which requires members to update the Supply and Demand Zones twice a week with a 1x charting package for H4 Timeframes only and given in my community hub.

£797

This is the same thing as AF Supply and Demand 2.0 Hybrid but now you have access to 7x charting packages which range from M15 Timeframes to Monthly which have to be uploaded once a week.

£497

This is the complete all in bundle which trades Supply and Demand through automatic zone detection accross ANY Asset and ANY Timeframe! No uploads required!