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Supply and demand zones are key price levels where buyers and sellers previously clashed, creating areas of support (demand) and resistance (supply). Day traders use these zones as strategic entry and exit points by buying when price pulls back to demand zones and selling when price rallies to supply zones, always waiting for confirmation through candlestick patterns or momentum indicators before entering trades. These zones work best when combined with proper risk management (stop losses below demand zones for longs, above supply zones for shorts) and are most effective in trending or ranging markets rather than choppy sideways action. The strongest zones are those that have held multiple times with high volume, and day traders typically mark these levels each morning based on the previous day's price action, focusing on the most recent and relevant zones closest to current price levels for the highest probability trades.