Support & Resistance
The classic way to see key market levels.
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.
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 resistance44.73%= decent support
Looking to Buy?
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
Looking to Sell?
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
Other smart ways to use our SR
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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