????15 Min Selling zone Identify On SMC Trading | Forex Trading | #trading #forextrading #shorts

• A Selling Zone is an area on the chart where institutions / smart money previously placed heavy sell orders.

• When price comes back into that area, sellers usually become active again and push the price down.

• This is also called a Supply Zone or Imbalance Area.

???????? Step-by-Step to Identify a Selling Zone (on 15 Min Timeframe)


1. Find a Strong Down Move
• Look for a point on the 15-min chart where price made a sharp and aggressive drop.
• Example: a big bearish candle with little or no pullback.
2. Spot the Base (Origin Point)
• The selling zone begins at the area where the strong drop started.
• Usually, this is a small consolidation (1–3 candles) before the big fall.
3. Mark the Imbalance Area
• Draw the zone from the top wick of the consolidation candle(s) down to the candle body.
• This is your potential selling zone.
4. Wait for a Retest
• After price drops, it may return to this zone later.
• When price comes back and shows bearish rejection or confirmation candle, that’s your short entry signal.

???????? Example (Conceptual)
• Suppose on the 15-min chart, price dropped strongly from 1.1000.
• Selling Zone = 1.1000 to 1.1010 (the consolidation + wick area).
• Later, when price comes back to 1.1005–1.1010 and rejects, you enter short.

✅ Key Notes
• Best zones = strong impulsive move + imbalance.
• Always mark from wick to body.
• Don’t enter blindly → wait for confirmation (like bearish candle pattern).

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