Support | Resistance
Imagine your chart as a battlefield where price battles for dominance—liquidity indicators like resistance and support areas are the key zones where traders’ money pools, waiting to be hunted or defended! A1TradeHub’s automated tools highlight these critical levels with precision, turning raw price action into actionable insights. Here's the breakdown to convince you why mastering these can supercharge your trading game:
What the zones/lines mean
🟦 Teal rectangles (Zones)
Below price = Demand / Support. Built from a consolidation/basing area that launched a strong move up.
Above price = Supply / Resistance. Built from a base before a sharp drop.
We draw proximal & distal edges (refined boundary vs. full base) and auto-extend them until they’re broken or “used up” (multiple clean touches).
🟧 Amber/brown rectangle
Previous-day key zone (blend of PDH/PDL swing clusters). It highlights the day’s most-traded fight area. Expect chop inside, trend when cleanly rejected or reclaimed.
🟠 Thin orange horizontal line
Single prior level (PDH/PDL/PWH/PWL depending on what’s closest). It’s your quick “flip line”: above = bullish bias, below = bearish bias.
🌗 Background shading
Grey = pre-market session; deep blue = after-hours. Regular session is the black background.
How we build the zones (logic)
Detect swing pivots and basings.
Confirm an impulsive displacement away from that base (relative to ATR).
Mark the body/wick range of the base as a zone, merge overlaps, and decay zones after N clean touches or a strong close beyond the distal edge.
How to trade them (3m/5m, your style)
✅ Break & Retest: Break above PDH or a supply zone → retest holds → Calls. Break below PDL/supply → retest rejects → Puts.
✅ Bounce/Reject: Tag demand and hold with bullish confirms (13/48/200 EMA, bull flag) → Calls. Tag supply and reject with bearish confirms (bear flag, under EMAs) → Puts.
✅ Stops & Targets: Place stops just past the distal edge. First targets = midpoint of the range → next zone/level.
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