Most traders will agree with me that the financial markets are full of risks. Those risks come from unpredictable price movements in the market, the big temptations to jump on unclear trade set-ups, the psychological and managerial obstacles that beat traders most of the time, and much, much more.To minimize the risks and maximize the winning potentials in the market, we all need to stack the odds in our favor. In other books, I emphasize on the need for trading based on at least one confirmation signal. I call them "chart phenomena" as they appear on the chart constantly.This book is different. It still mentions some visual signals on the chart, but the main building block stems from two key microeconomic concepts: supply and demand. By discovering how supply and demand can affect market orders, we are talking about the backbone that drives any market operations, not just financial markets.