Finding Key Support & Resistance Levels Like a Pro – Part 1
Having trouble building your skill set for finding key support & resistance levels? Then you’ll need to train in finding them. The key lies is first identifying the price action context. Once you have this is in place, then you know what levels to look for.
In the beginning, we talk about one type of trend (volatile trends), and how to identify them. Then we discuss using this type of trend to determine what levels to find. We end by showing how you can use Forex Tester 2 to help build your skill set in finding key support & resistance levels.
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Thank you so much Chris. So badly waiting for this topic.Waiting for the next context
J
Hello Jobi,
Glad you liked the content. Will have more coming soon.
Kind Regards,
Chris
Identifying key support and resistance levels is the key to a proper entry. I believe I have a good understanding of the significance between price action context and the key levels in relation to the entry. This lesson boosted that knowledge.
Once again a fantastic lesson on S&R.
Thanks Chris.
R
Hello Rey,
Yes, finding key S/R levels is critical to finding a proper entry, along with understanding the order flow in the market. When combined with price action context, it becomes more powerful and poignant.
Kind Regards,
Chris Capre
Thanks Chris. Really enjoyed this material.
Hello Mark,
Glad you liked the video.
Kind Regards,
Chris Capre
Great video, Chris! Can’t wait for the next ones!
Hola Hbb,
Glad you liked it mate. More on the way.
Kind Regards,
Chris
Hi Chris,
Hope you are in fine health. Also, I have come back to the course/site after quitesome time, but glad to be back and studying this great course.
Great video Chris – very helpful, many thanks.
Hello Steve,
Glad you like the video and found it helpful.
Kind Regards,
Chris Capre
Hi Chris,
You mentioned in the video that we are looking for these in a volatile environment. How do you qualify a volatile enviroment? In the first example you identified a key swing point at 4:41. But when it breaks through it, isn’t that whole leg down a non-volatile environment already?
Jonathan
ps im a member of the course
Finding Key Support & Resistance Levels Like A Pro – Part 2, yet to be come. waiting.
Hiralal,
Likely coming in the next few weeks. Regarding this video, what did you like about it and what did you find useful?
Kind Regards,
Chris
Hi dear Chris
Thank you. I really enjoyed this video. it was absolutely logical and shows how important and vital it is to understand the context that we’re dealing with.
thank you again for your hard work. I’m your student, but not only in Forex but a student of your great habits; I’m learning to be a hard working person too cause that’s what will eventually work.
best regards, Baback
Hola Baback,
Glad you enjoyed this video and found the ideas logical and easy to understand.
Always good to hear from you.
Kind Regards,
Chris Capre
Another great video Chris
Hola Raja,
Glad you liked this video amigo.
Kind Regards,
Chris Capre
Hello Chris– I like how you connected the type of trend with finding the levels, and I am intrigued how it changes for finding levels for nonvolatile trends and ranges
Hi Chris,
Just getting back into trading after a long break. Have you done a part 2 yet?
kind regards
Rob
Hello Rob,
Welcome back.
I’m actually saving part 2 for the book, so stay tuned.
Kind Regards,
Chris Capre
hey chris i have been trading demos for 2 years and am one of those people who doesnt trade alot i wait for perfect market conditions when i open 10 trades where one is a loss do you recommend that ?
Just want to say thank you for the great content..
You do a very good job.
kind regards
Freddy
Hello Freddy,
Glad you are enjoying the free content on the site. This is a key lesson on support and resistance so learn the material in this video well as it will translate to your trading.
Kind Regards,
Chris