Like I said, I don't trade it. I use another method of trading. Give 5 people the same tool and you will get 5 different results. There is one most encouraging and one most discouraging result among them. This is a modest estimate. In the majority of the cases, there are hardly any encouraging use of that tool. The reason is people don't want to pay the price of success. If something doesn't achieve the intended result after the first or second try then it is discarded as redundant.

The market daily displays the interplay of supply and demand. You don't need a trade explorer to verify that fact. An intersection of buy and sell orders marks the equilibrium. You wouldn't need a myfxbook account to acknowledge that fact. The problem here lies in how to recognize demand and supply zones. This is where lies the pot of gold and you don't need Sam Seiden's tuition to point you in the right direction. There are a plethora of free books that will do just that.

Have you stared at charts so long that your eyes seem to burn into them like laser? Perhaps you have but then you wouldn't have missed this fact about supply and demand laid out in plain sight on the charts. People think money is the only thing that is spent to acquire knowledge but they forget to also spend time to do that. Time is more important than money. This is one of gann's secrets. Time is more important than price. Hey, hold on, I am not a gann trader either. I happen to have picked up a significant amount of trading knowledge that has seen me grow to the maturity I have now. Knowledge both relevant and irrelevant to my trading style. I have spent a good deal of time to acquire the knowledge I possess and though I am not a supply and demand trader I wouldn't easily discount it as false. I hope you think about this before you join the crowd in condemning a guy for passing his knowledge of trading in exchange for money.