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The levels the price has turned at, grouped into zones: the nearest support and resistance, how many times each held, and the room in between.

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The bars

Oldest first, at least 15 bars; more bars find more levels. Three numbers per bar, bars split by semicolons: 2295.6 2282.7 2286.3; 2294.8 2278.4 2281.9

The zones

Nearest support 2,358.70, 84.90 below (3.2 ATR).

The room
There is no resistance above: the close is above every swing high in these 80 bars. Price is in new ground, where old levels can't help.
The strongest
The strongest zone is 2,299.60 to 2,311.70 (support), with 4 touches, the latest 13 bars ago.
How the zones are drawn
Every swing high and low (a bar above or below the 2 bars on each side) is a point; points within half an ATR (13.45) of each other make one zone. In these 80 bars there are 8 zones.
Read it with care
A zone is where the price turned before, not a wall. The more touches, the more traders watch it, and the more stops sit just beyond it; a clean break through a strong zone often runs.

The zones nearest the close, highest first: the middle of each zone, support or resistance, how many swing points touched it, the latest touch, and the gap from the close. The nearest support and resistance are marked.

LevelKindTouchesLatestFrom close
2,358.70Support zone117 ago−84.90
2,342.85Support zone250 ago−97.70
2,326.30Support zone164 ago−117.30
2,305.85Support zone413 ago−131.90
2,292.32Support zone432 ago−146.70
2,265.03Support zone367 ago−172.70
2,250.00Support zone322 ago−191.50
2,233.10Support zone235 ago−204.10

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Levels by rule, not by eye

Two traders drawing lines on the same chart rarely draw the same ones. This page uses one rule: every swing high and swing low is a point, and points that sit within half an average true range of each other are one zone. A zone touched three or four times is a level many traders can see; a single touch is a weaker one.

See the swing points themselves with the Williams fractals calculator, the day's levels with the pivot point calculator, and size a trade with its stop beyond the zone with the position size calculator.

Not advice. Arithmetic on the bars you type; a level describes the past bars, not the next one.

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