Supply and demand zones are areas on the chart where a sharp move began, marking where large orders entered. A demand zone is where buying overwhelmed selling, and a supply zone is where selling overwhelmed buying.
By the ExecutionIQ team · Updated June 2026
Unlike a single support or resistance line, a zone is the price area that launched a strong, impulsive move, which suggests unfilled orders may still sit there. When price returns to that zone, traders watch for the same imbalance to push it away again, especially on the first retest.
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