Support & Resistance

Trade reactions at the clearest higher-timeframe levels and stand aside in between.

Recommended timeframesD1 levels, H1 execution

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Overview

Most of the chart is the middle of a range. This approach trades only at the edges, where risk can be placed beyond a well-tested level.

Objectives

  • Trade only at tested levels
  • Keep stops beyond the zone

Suitable market conditions

  • Level tested at least twice
  • Ranging or slowing market

Tools and indicators

  • Support and resistance zones
  • Candlestick patterns

Market bias

Neutral inside ranges; with the trend at trend levels.

Resistance becomes support
Illustrative diagram, not real market data.

Entry rules

  • Wait for price to reach the zone
  • Enter on a rejection candle close

Confirmation

  • Pin bar or engulfing candle
  • Lower-timeframe structure shift

Stop loss and take profit

  • Stop beyond the zone
  • Target the middle or opposite side of the range

Risk management

  • Fixed risk
  • No entries mid-range

Valid example

Daily support tested twice before. Price returns, prints a bullish engulfing on H1. Entry with the stop below the zone.

Invalid example

Price slices through the zone with full-bodied candles. Stand aside.

Common mistakes

  • Too many levels
  • Expecting exact reactions

Advantages

  • Simple to learn
  • Works on any instrument

Limitations

  • Levels break in strong trends

No strategy guarantees profit or a particular win rate. Test any approach on a demo account and size every trade from a fixed risk.