Author: FX

At its core, this tool identifies price zones — not individual levels — where price has previously moved away sharply. The logic is straightforward: if price shot up quickly from a specific area, that suggests buyers absorbed a significant amount of supply at that level. When price returns, those buyers may defend it again. The indicator automatically draws rectangular zones on the chart representing demand (below current price) and supply (above current price). Unlike a basic support/resistance line, these zones have depth. They reflect the full range of price action that preceded a strong move, not just a single candle’s…

Read More

The Zlsma indicator MT4 traders have adopted addresses this problem by combining zero-lag smoothing with least squares logic, producing a line that tracks price more closely without the typical noise of a raw exponential average. This guide breaks down exactly how it works, how to apply it, and where it falls short. What the Zlsma Indicator Actually Is Zlsma stands for Zero Lag Least Squares Moving Average. It’s a hybrid calculation that fuses two concepts: the Least Squares Moving Average (LSMA), which uses linear regression to project where price is heading based on recent data, and a zero-lag correction that…

Read More

If you trade XAG/USD, silver CFDs, silver futures, or silver ETFs, here’s a deeper dive into what moved silver this week and what to watch going into next week. Monday had no business being bullish. Trump called Iran’s counter-proposal to end the war “totally unacceptable” and said the ceasefire was on “massive life support.” Tehran was demanding sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz and compensation for war damages. Oil was rising. And silver surged 6% anyway. Markets were positioning ahead of Trump’s state visit to China. Traders were betting on a more constructive US-China trade backdrop coming out of the…

Read More