# Support & Resistance

In trading, **Support** and **Resistance** (S/R) are key price levels where markets tend to **pause, reverse**, or **consolidate**:

* **Support**: A price level where demand is strong enough to halt a decline.
* **Resistance**: A level where selling pressure may stop a rally.

These levels are not always exact lines, they often act as **zones** where price reacts due to **liquidity**, **order clustering**, or **market memory**. Think of them like invisible "floors and ceilings" that price respects.

<figure><img src="/files/Ml4GJ1EFTnlPqyksVVlp" alt=""><figcaption><p>Support &#x26; Resistance Pivots</p></figcaption></figure>

The **S/R Pivots** feature automatically shows key support and resistance **zones** on your chart as **gray blocks** with **% labels**.

* The **gray bars** = important price zones
* The **% number** = how strong the level is\
  → Higher % = price reacted more at that level in the past

Example:

* `78.30%` = strong resistance
* `44.73%` = decent support<br>

#### <mark style="color:$success;">Looking to Buy?</mark>

* Wait for price to **come down to a support zone**
* If it **bounces up** from the zone → you can **enter a long trade**
* Put your **stop-loss** just below the zone

#### <mark style="color:$warning;">Looking to Sell?</mark>

* Wait for price to **come up to a resistance zone**
* If it **gets rejected and drops** → you can **enter a short trade**
* Put your **stop-loss** just above the zone
* **Take Profit**: Exit your trade at the next S/R level
* **Break + Retest**: If price breaks a zone, wait for it to come back and test it — then enter
* **Stacking Zones**: If 2–3 zones are close together, it’s a very strong level

#### <mark style="color:blue;">Other smart ways to use our SR</mark>

* **Take Profit**: Exit your trade at the next S/R level
* **Break + Retest**: If price breaks a zone, wait for it to come back and test it — then enter
* **Stacking Zones**: If 2–3 zones are close together, it’s a very strong level

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