Trading isn’t about luck — it’s about precision. Many traders blow accounts chasing random moves, but the secret lies in mastering Supply & Demand zones. This single concept turned my $120 account into $60,000+. Let me break it down

1. What Are Supply & Demand Zones?

Supply Zone → An area where sellers overpower buyers, causing price to drop. (Ideal for short entries 🚨)

Demand Zone → An area where buyers overpower sellers, causing price to rally. (Ideal for long entries 🚀)

Price doesn’t move randomly — it rotates between these zones. Learning to identify them is the first step to explosive growth.

2. The Four Core Patterns 🔑

The chart shows the four most powerful formations:

1. Rally–Base–Drop (RBD)

Price rallies, creates a base, then drops hard.

This is a supply zone → best place to SELL.

2. Drop–Base–Rally (DBR)

Price drops, forms a base, then rockets up.

This is a demand zone → best place to BUY.

3. Drop–Base–Drop (DBD)

Price falls, pauses (base), then continues dropping.

A continuation supply zone for more selling opportunities.

4. Rally–Base–Rally (RBR)

Price rises, pauses, then continues its rally.

A continuation demand zone for more buying setups.

3. Entry & Risk Management 🎯

Here’s how I applied this:

I only bought at fresh demand zones (DBR, RBR)

I only sold at fresh supply zones (RBD, DBD)

I set my stop-loss just outside the zone (tight risk).

My target was always 2x–3x bigger than my risk.

This allowed me to keep losses small and let winners run.

4. Compounding Small Accounts 💰

Starting with just $120, I risked 5–10% per trade with proper discipline. One winning trade could double my loss buffer.

For example:

Risking $12 to make $24–$36

After 10–15 consistent winning trades, account grows fast.

Catching big moves from strong demand zones gave me 1:5 and even 1:10 Risk:Reward setups.

Over time, repeating this process compounded my $120 into $60,000.

5. The Big Lesson

Don’t chase price → wait for it to return to zones.

Keep stops tight, rewards big.

Trade like a sniper, not a machine gun.

Consistency + patience + risk management = exponential growth.