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The Real Law of Supply & Demand—Why ‘More Buyers Than Sellers’ Is a Lie -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you think price goes up because there are "more buyers than sellers," you’ve been misled. In reality, for every single trade executed on an exchange, the quantity bought always equals the quantity sold. In this video, I dismantle this common trading myth and reveal how price actually moves. We dive into the mechanics of the order book to show you the battle between Limit Orders (passive supply and demand) and Market Orders (aggressive price movers). You will learn to stop looking for "extra buyers" and start seeing the market through the lens of Wyckoff logic: analyzing who is attacking, who is absorbing, and where the liquidity gaps are hiding. By the end of this breakdown, you will no longer view charts as random candles, but as a clear war between aggressive and passive money. Timestamps: 00:00 - The Myth: “More Buyers Than Sellers” 00:25 - Title & Promise: What You’ll Learn 00:58 - Destroying the Myth: Every Trade Has Buyer & Seller 01:42 - Limit Orders vs Market Orders 02:41 - How Price Moves Up & Down (Short Squeeze & Liquidation) 03:54 - Liquidity Gaps (Supermarket + Order Book) 04:59 - Volume = Effort, Price = Result (Three Mini Charts) 06:24 - Wyckoff Market Cycle (Accumulation → Mark-Up → Distribution → Mark-Down) 07:34 - Practical Checklist & Outro -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer This video is for educational purposes only. We are talking about mindset and tools, not providing financial advice or guarantees. Trading financial markets involves risk.