Support & Resistance Zones

Support & Resistance maps price zones where the market has repeatedly reacted, clustered with dynamic ATR tolerance instead of single exact lines.

How it works

• Pick a symbol and timeframe (4H or 1D). Zones are recalculated from pivot highs/lows over the lookback window.
• Each zone shows center, low and high boundaries — treat them as areas, not pin-point prices.
• Touches count how often price tested the zone; higher touches usually mean a more respected level.
• Distance is how far the current price sits from the zone center — nearest zones matter most for immediate planning.
• Score blends touches, recency and proximity to rank the most relevant supports and resistances.

What to consider

• A zone can break after many touches — volume and candle close matter more than the touch count alone.
• Use 4H for tactical levels and 1D for structural context; conflicting zones across timeframes are normal.
• Tolerance widens in volatile markets (ATR-based) — do not expect reactions at the exact center every time.
• Combine with Trend Following or Breakout Scanner to see whether price is trending into or rejecting a zone.
• Zones are descriptive, not predictive — they highlight where to watch, not guaranteed reversal points.