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Supply & Demand+
A planned chart layer that keeps support, resistance, weekly and monthly opens, and prior-month highs and lows visible in one place.
This page documents a work in progress. Supply & Demand+ is not available through a free account or paid FMP subscription, and no access date is promised here.
Planned chart output
Designed for confirmed support and resistance lines—not automatic trading zones.
Supply & Demand+ is designed to turn a completed momentum-exhaustion event into a single chart reference. Support would anchor to the confirming source candle’s open; resistance would anchor to its close. The line would remain visible until the lifecycle rules replace or remove it.
The planned indicator would also maintain current weekly and monthly opens plus completed prior-month extremes. Unlike FMP, it would not qualify Candle 2 points of interest, confirm paired-timeframe CISD, or map C1–C4 delivery. It is intentionally narrower.
Planned level workflow
From exhaustion to a usable level.
The indicator separates detection from confirmation, then maintains the level until price structure produces a replacement.
01
Detect
A completed momentum-exhaustion event creates a possible support or resistance level.
02
Confirm
Chart signals finalize at bar close; higher-timeframe events wait for the source bar to close.
03
Persist
A confirmed price line remains visible until a newer event replaces it or its rules remove it.
04
Reference
Weekly and monthly opens plus prior-month extremes keep higher-timeframe context on the chart.
Planned chart contract
Clear references without invented precision.
Support captures the confirming source candle's open; resistance captures its close. Higher-timeframe references use known opens and completed prior-month extremes.
Planned boundaries
- Price lines, not projected supply/demand zones
- Equal or higher signal timeframe only
- No automated entries, exits, or order placement
- No performance or outcome claims
- Independent support and resistance controls
- Chart or confirmed higher-timeframe signals
- Minimum level lifespan filter
- Optional right-extension for qualified levels
- Current weekly and monthly opens
- Confirmed prior-month high and low
- Right-edge reference labels
- Separate support and resistance alerts
Supply & Demand+ questions
Frequently asked questions
Is Supply & Demand+ available now?
Not yet. Supply & Demand+ is in development. This page documents the planned chart behavior, but creating an account does not grant access to the indicator today.
Does Supply & Demand+ draw supply and demand zones?
No. It draws confirmed support and resistance price lines. Calling those lines zones would imply a width and precision the indicator does not calculate.
How are support and resistance prices selected?
Support captures the confirming source candle open, while resistance captures the confirming source candle close. The event must first satisfy the indicator’s momentum-exhaustion rules.
When does a higher-timeframe level appear?
Only after the requested source candle closes. An unfinished higher-timeframe bar does not publish a confirmed historical level.
Why can’t I request a lower signal timeframe?
The companion tool is designed for the chart timeframe or an equal/higher source timeframe. Rejecting lower requests keeps the display contract clear and avoids presenting lower-timeframe noise as higher-context structure.
What higher-timeframe references are included?
The indicator can display the current weekly open, current monthly open, and confirmed prior-month high and low with right-edge labels.
How is Supply & Demand+ different from FMP?
Supply & Demand+ is a restrained price-line utility. FMP is a complete C1–C4 structure and delivery model with point-of-interest qualification, paired CISD, objectives, and invalidation.
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Supply & Demand+ remains a concept in development. FMP is the current product, with pricing and checkout availability reported separately.
Neither concept places trades, provides individualized advice, or guarantees outcomes.