TA Challenge: How to draw support levels like a pro?
Support and resistance are two basic concepts in technical analysis, which can help traders gain insights into the strength of a price trend. Through this challenge, you can get to know the support level and the myth behind it.
A support level is a price below which a stock doesn't tend to fall over a given period.Do you know how to plot it?
Think of the support level as a straight line connecting two or more low points. Usea single linewhen the price level is almost to the pip andtwo lineswhen the price bounces off an area. Then, highlight only the critical support of a chart by adding lines to connect the clear swing lows.
Examples of how to draw a support level:
Step 1: Select a specific stock.
Step 2: Find the low points in the price trend.
Step 3: Adopt the charting tools to identify the support level.
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Cpapi101 : Use a bigger time frame
Cow Moo-ney : Other than a straight support or resistance level, there are also dynamic ones.
Here is an example: Tesla tested the 200 Moving Average (resistance) on 4 occasions, tried to stay above it, but went back down.
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