Traders Toolbox: Support & Resistance Revisited…
Source: http://club.ino.com:80/trading/2009/10/traders-toolbox-support-resistance-revisited/Posted on Tuesday, October 6th, 2009 | In Investing Lessons, Trading Lessons

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“Although many of you will find this lesson in one of the most basic concepts of market behavior “old hat”, it never hurts to review. One of the first things a new trader is told (I hesitate to say learns as many never do) is to buy a breakout above resistance and sell a fall through support.
Resistance is the level which holds a market down, while support is an area which props up a market much like a ceiling and a floor. The key is to identify the critical levels. There are a number of methods to determine support and resistance: trendlines, moving averages, retracements, Gann angles, etc. However, simple observation can be an effective means of locating the important areas. A quick glance at the October cotton chart reveals the most basic levels of support and resistance (broken lines)…”
Revisit the Trader’s Toolbox Post: “Support & Resistance” here.
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