ElyaStein

How To Drow Propper Support & Resistance

OANDA:NZDCAD   NZD/CAD
Support & resistance is really something that works in all financial markets, it's worth studying how to determine the proper way to finding and drawing it to be able to find the best trades possible available in any given time.

I use support & Resistance to find direction, (you can find it on any time frame), The way this works is you connect highs and lows, as you can see in the picture above, you must have at least 2 touches, and of course the more you have the stronger it is,

Imagine for example a Floor and a Ceiling. Support is like the floor and Resistance is like the ceiling.
what you do before you want to step on a new build floor, how do you know if the floor is strong enough before you step on it, what you do is you obviously step on it once and twice and the more you step on it and the more weight you put on it you gain more and more confident that its strong enough, and the same goes with the ceiling if you punch it once and twice and the ceiling doesn't break you know its a strong ceiling.

The same goes in trading when you see the market has hit the same price point 2-3 times you know its a strong point where it's really hard for the market to break through it, it must take a massive amount of effort to break through it,
And this you can actually monitor with Volume,

How volume works is a whole new thing for itself to explain so I will do another one on Volume or you can check my recents post where I had live trades based on volume and support and resistance.

Keep in mind that support and resistance can be determined in any angle as you see on the resistance from the picture above.


I hope You Learned A Lot From This I tried Breaking It Down The Simplest Possible For You To Be Able To Understand, But If You Still Have Questions How This Works Don't Be Afraid To Massage Me.

Enjoy Your Trading Journey.
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