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we tackle the most fundamental and critical concept in Technical Analysis (TA): accurately defining Support (S) and Resistance (R) levels.
S​/R levels are the starting point for all trading, as they highlight areas where the price is likely to pause, reverse, or accelerate its trend.
​📐 How to Define Support & Resistance (S/R)
​1. Support (S)
​Definition: Connect the previous Low points where the price was declining but then reversed and moved up (Bounced).​Function: This is the area where buying pressure is expected to absorb selling pressure, often considered the "Waiting Area for Buyers."
​2. Resistance (R)
​Definition: Connect the previous High points where the price was rising but then reversed and moved down (Rejected).​Function: This is the area where selling pressure is expected to overwhelm buying pressure, often considered the "Waiting Area for Profit-Takers."
​The strength and reliability of an S/R level can be determined by the following factors:​Frequency of Contact: The more times the price touches and respects a level, the stronger that level becomes. (e.g., A level respected 3 times is stronger than one respected once.)​Timeframe: S/R levels identified on Higher Timeframes like the Daily (1D) or Weekly (1W) charts are significantly more reliable than those on a 1-Hour chart.​Role Reversal (Flip): A strong Resistance level, once broken and passed, often returns to act as a strong new Support level (known as an S/R Flip).💡 Measuring the Strength of S/R LevelThe strength and reliability of an S/R level can be determined by the following factors:​Frequency of Contact: The more times the price touches and respects a level, the stronger that level becomes. (e.g., A level respected 3 times is stronger than one respected once.)​Timeframe: S/R levels identified on Higher Timeframes like the Daily (1D) or Weekly (1W) charts are significantly more reliable than those on a 1-Hour chart.​Role Reversal (Flip): A strong Resistance level, once broken and passed, often returns to act as a strong new Support level (known as an S/R Flip).
​Trading Tip: Always think of S/R as a Zone or Area rather than a single, thin line. The price may not touch the exact line but reverse from the general vicinity.​Question: In your trading, what is the single strongest factor that defines a powerful Support or Resistance level for you (e.g., All-Time High, Round Number, the 200 MA)? Share your criterion in the comments!#supportandresistance #techinicalanalysis #SRFlip #TradingFoundation $ZEC $KITE $INJ