Multi-Timeframe · Price Action · Supply & Demand · Claim vs Reality
A price action strategy based on market structure, swing highs and lows, supply and demand zones, and multi-timeframe confirmation. The strategy is being tested to determine whether its claimed edge holds up against actual market results.
The Claim
The strategy claims that identifying the dominant market structure and waiting for price to revisit high-quality supply or demand zones can produce high-probability setups. Multi-timeframe confirmation and a minimum 2.5R target are used to filter potential trades.
Strategy Rules
1. Market Structure
Identify the prevailing trend using valid structural highs and lows.
2. Supply & Demand
Mark relevant zones and wait for price to return rather than chasing the move.
3. Confirmation
Use lower-timeframe price action to confirm the potential execution.
4. Risk / Reward
Only consider setups offering a minimum 2.5:1 planned risk-to-reward ratio.
Claim vs Reality
This strategy is not being presented as a proven profitable system. The purpose of the test is to compare the strategy's theoretical claims with actual trading performance.
Results can be evaluated using win rate, average R:R, drawdown, consecutive losses, expectancy, and the percentage of setups reaching their planned target.
What We're Testing
- Market Structure
- Supply & Demand
- Multi-Timeframe Confirmation
- 2.5R Minimum
- Win Rate
- Drawdown
- Expectancy