Resistance and Support Level

 Resistance Level - A Resistance Level is drawn horizontally at the height when one recognizes a ceiling price area that a rate repeatedly tries to upwardly break through, but with no success. Within this level, whenever the rate increases and reaches the ceiling (or nearly reaches it), it pulls right back.

A Resistance Level is drawn horizontally where most peaks appear.

A Buy Signal is received when the Resistance Level is broken. One must make sure that the Resistance Level is clearly and definitely broken, meaning that the Candlestick's Closing rate is above Resistance Level and that the Candlestick is green (i.e. going up).

The quality of a Resistance Level increases:

1. The more peak points it touches.
2. The bigger the Candlesticks created around it get - body or shadow (A phenomenon that indicates sellers pressure not to break the level)

Support Level - A Support Level is drawn horizontally at the height when one recognizes a trough level area that a rate repeatedly tries to go break through below, but with no success. Within this level, whenever the rate goes down and reaches the trough (or nearly reaches it), it pulls up right back. A Support Level is drawn horizontally where most low points appear.

A Sell Signal is received when the Support Level is broken. One must make sure that the Resistance Level is clearly and definitely broken, meaning that the Candlestick's Closing Level is below Support Level and that the Candlestick is red (i.e. going down).

The quality of a Support Level increases:

1. The more trough points it touches.
2. The bigger the Candlesticks created around it get - body or shadow (A phenomenon that indicates pressure on the buyers' side not to break the level.