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Why Professional Traders Still Rely On Support And Resistance

In the world of trading, there is a constant stream of new tools, strategies, and indicators that promise to provide traders with an edge in the market. However, despite this constant influx of new ideas and techniques, professional traders continue to rely heavily on the tried and tested concept of Support and Resistance.

Support and Resistance are two of the most fundamental concepts in technical analysis, which is the study of market action through the use of charts and indicators. Support refers to a price level below which a particular asset is unlikely to fall, while Resistance refers to a price level above which an asset is unlikely to rise.

There are several reasons why professional traders continue to rely on Support and Resistance, even in a world where people tend to be infatuated with the latest and greatest magical indicator.

Firstly, Support and Resistance levels are based on the underlying psychology of market participants. Support levels occur when buyers are willing to step in and purchase an asset, believing that it is undervalued at that price. Resistance levels occur when sellers are willing to step in and sell an asset, believing that it is overvalued at that price.

These levels are based on the collective behavior of market participants, which is often driven by emotions such as fear, greed, and uncertainty. As such, Support and Resistance levels tend to be more reliable than indicators that are based on mathematical formulas or algorithms, which may not always take into account the underlying psychology of the market.

Secondly, Support and Resistance levels are easily identifiable on a chart, which makes them accessible to traders of all skill levels. Even novice traders can learn how to identify Support and Resistance levels and incorporate them into their trading strategy.

In contrast, some of the latest indicators and strategies can be complex and require a significant amount of time and effort to understand and implement effectively. This can be a barrier to entry for many traders, especially those who are just starting out.

Finally, Support and Resistance levels are versatile and can be used in a variety of trading strategies. They can be used to identify potential entry and exit points, as well as to set stop-loss and take-profit levels.

For example, if a trader identifies a Support level on a chart, they may place a buy order near that level, with a stop-loss order just below it. This allows them to limit their potential losses if the market moves against them.

Alternatively, if a trader identifies a Resistance level on a chart, they may place a sell order near that level, with a stop-loss order just above it. This allows them to limit their potential losses if the market moves against them.

While there is no shortage of new and innovative trading tools and strategies, professional traders continue to rely heavily on the concept of Support and Resistance. These levels are based on the underlying psychology of the market and are easily identifiable on a chart, making them accessible to traders of all skill levels. Moreover, they are versatile and can be used in a variety of trading strategies. As such, Support and Resistance are likely to remain a cornerstone of technical analysis for many years to come.

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Why Professional Traders Still Rely On Support And Resistance

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