To be clear,  supply zones are where I would look for resistance and thus some type of pullback.  Thus I look for near term puts.  Opposite for demand zones.  Additionally, I often look at VIX structures and price patterns that have formed into such zones.

For example, on Thursday I posted a supply zone and rising wedge formation into that area. As I posted that afternoon, I favored a move down which occurred on the monthly payroll report.

Friday afternoon I posted a supply zone for ES that missed by 1 point prior to dumping 15-20 points. So missed that trade BUT then posted a supply zone for QQQ that was reached a then pulled back producing a nice day trade.  Those who waited for QQQ to fill its gap would have missed that pullback.

Please understand that nothing is perfect but you most often get a reaction from fresh zones. Key is remaining consistent with allocations just like system trading.

I'm away until Tuesday so best wishes to all.