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Your feet is not expected to fall through the floor, and your head is not expected to go through the ceiling. Those levels are where people believe the floor and the ceiling are

I'm gonna be full honest here

I could spend 30 minutes explaining it to you, but even after I spend that much time, I would not be even close to what a video can explain

So, if you want to learn about this topic, search it up on YT

If you want an easy way of seeing support and resistance, look into Bookmap(look up a Livestream on YT)

If you want to see it with your own eyes without help, go on a 5 min chart or even a 15 min and see from where the price got rejected, after u have it, go on a lower tf and make sure u see multiple candles testing the level but failing to break

Think of support as a floor and resistance as a ceiling. Price often bounces around those areas because traders reacted there before. Just remember they’re not magic lines, floors and ceilings can break too.

no need to view these levels as support or resistance. Simply try to just perceive them as horizontal levels that get broken, retested, or bounce off of. Train your eyes by drawing these levels on a chart until you can start spotting them on a naked chart. Observe how price reacts around these levels.

Correction: sell at highs and buy at lows. Learning about top down analysis can help. What kind of trader are you? Scalper, swing trader, intra day trader etc?

Let's say you have charts with multiple time frames for day trading. If you look at the daily it has a more respected level of confluence as opposed to say the 15m or 1m chart. An area of confluence being where volume you observe comes in and there's a reaction on multiple touches. You'll notice if you draw a horiztonal line in those areas you'll see once supported (floor) becomes an area of resistance (ceiling) and vice-versa.

So a trade will look at those levels on a higher time frame and look to see if volume is coming in as those areas are approached. Are we breaking through? Or rejecting. And depending on the direction you're trading (Long or Short), determines if you'll consider entering AFTER a retest and you see the area is respected. At a lower time frame.

Keep in mind this is just one of a few other things to consider when taking a trade. Including the candles themselves.

It's just a previous high or low, or multiple of them at about the same price (a zone). They can form double tops, double bottoms, or ranges. In hindsight we can see that such a level actually did act as support or resistance. In real time, predicting which will hold and which will break is an advanced skill that requires years of practice. Higher time frame levels, trends, market correlations, time of day, news, etc will all factor into the equation.

Prices move in a zig zag fashion. Pick the zig and you get the zag.