KIRLOSBROS – A Demand-Supply Sweet Spot? My Take!🔍 What Got My Attention
We’re seeing price approach a well-formed Rally-Base-Rally demand zone, and to me, it’s got the fingerprint of institutional activity written all over it. These zones don’t just appear randomly—this kind of structure often suggests that big players may have unfinished business here, footprint of pending orders.
📐 The Demand-Supply View
Price is entering a daily demand zone —a clean RBR structure .
Just yesterday, we saw a bullish reaction candle form right off that zone. For a demand-supply trader, that’s confirmation—plain and simple.
Stop-loss placement? : just below the demand zone. And the logical target? The next known supply zone on the chart.
What’s more, the weekly chart already confirmed strength. Price bounced from weekly demand zone and powered through a traditional daily resistance—clear signs of momentum shift.
Encouragingly, there's no higher-timeframe supply standing in the way. That clears the runway.
From a demand-supply lens, this is the kind of setup we wait for—strong zone, confirmation signal, no conflicting zones above. It’s not about chasing; it’s about reacting when price comes to us.
📈 What Traditional Technical Are Saying 📈
Now, if we set aside the supply-demand lens for a moment and look at it through a more traditional view, things still line up nicely.
stock was clearly in a downtrend earlier—but that changed when it hit the weekly demand zone or say support area and reversed with strength.
What followed was a period of consolidation. That’s normal—markets pause before deciding on direction.
Then, on June 25th, the trend shifted. Price broke out above both horizontal resistance and a sloping downtrend line— and it did so with volume.
This wasn’t a fake breakout either. Price held above the resistance.
The current pullback? Honestly, it's healthy. After a move up, a dip into support (especially when it lines up with demand) often builds the base for the next leg higher.
And guess what—price is taking support from 20 EMA, which just adds to the confluence.
So even if you’re not a die-hard supply-demand trader, the technicals are telling a similar story: breakout, volume, support holding, pullback into structure—it all points toward potential continuation.
🧠 Why This Setup Stands Out 🧠
What I find compelling here is the alignment across both schools of thought which is not necessary but whether you're supply demand trader or tracking breakouts, both giving positive signal.
It's the kind of scenario where you don’t need to overcomplicate things. You’ve got:
Structure that makes sense.
Clear reaction at a proven level.
No HTF supply zone to kill the momentum.
Now, does that mean it's guaranteed to rip higher? Of course not. But when technical logics all align—this is where probability starts leaning in your favor.
🚀 Fuel for Your Trading Mindset 🚀
"You don’t need to catch every move. You just need to position yourself where risk is small and the story makes sense. 🎯"
📌 Disclaimer 📌
This analysis is shared strictly for educational purposes . It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. I am not a SEBI registered analyst .
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