Hi guys I put in supply and demand zones any feed back please

Hi, I'm having some issues knowing exactly which candles to grab for supply and demand zones. I'll show a picture of an example so i had some supply in yellow and around 12:00 that day it closed above the supply. So i was trying to draw demand. I've made rectangles around where i possibly would draw the demand, one in green, one in blue, and one in purple. If i were to grab the green candle, my logic would be "this is the preceding downward candle before the move above supply" but i thought maybe I should capture a candle from the beginning of the entire bullish move, from where the last bearish move ended. is that right? so the blue and purple zones are that. with the blue zone i grabbed just the candle that preceded the bullish move up. but i also thought maybe, that only that candle wouldn't have represented the bearish move downward before the bullish move so i thought maybe i should grab both of the downward candles before the bullish move up, which is the purple zone. any body have any thoughts on this? I was hoping to fine tune my studies to the point where i have a definite system to deal with something like that. i couldn't tell if kyle presented that in the course, I've heard him say "grab the preceding move" but sometimes im not sure of the logic behind which preceding move to grab. thank you!

I’ve been practicing, and I’m doing great! But, that’s without the prop firm rules. I need to practice within the parameters they set. I can’t, for the life of me, figure out how to switch to micro for a trade. I can’t even find it. I’m sure I’m missing something simple. Help?

Hey everyone, so I just wanted to share my thoughts on this chart and wondered if anyone had any advice on them. So this is on the one hour chart. I definately see a general bearish trend and I've seen this on the daily chart as well. With the bullish fluctuations, i've thought this last bullish rise would be the only time I'd consider the market having "bullish trend activity" i guess you could say, on the one hour chart. The past rises didn't really have highs broken, and when it happened one time it also had a low break the previous low. so would you consider this last couple hours where there was a high breaking a high, and a low being higher than the previous low, enough to maybe find a bullish move? in this scenario we would still focus on bearish moves primarily right? Also i was wondering how does one go about knowing when to take a trend that goes against plan structure thanks for any input and i'm excited to be and happily studying trading again

I was watching the video on superman entry execution I had a question about the candles you look for once your supply/demand zone is hit. if you are doing a bullish move, when you look for the first candle with good wick action, are you looking specifically for a red candle? or are green candles okay too? i couldnt really tell. thanks.