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In this video we'll take a look at one of the most basic aspects of trading and that is going to be

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support and resistance.

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So support and resistance is exactly what it sounds like it is support for price or resistance.

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The price.

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So for example a place where price will drop below.

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So that is support there as the market continues to find buyers in this general vicinity.

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Just as this was resistance as the markets kept trying to break above there but could not actually accomplish

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that.

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Now support and resistance tends to form at large round figures and as a result you can use that to

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your advantage in order to do this on Trading View.

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You click on the line tool the horizontal line tool and you just place it right on the chart.

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You can drag from the oval here and this brings up something a bit interesting.

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So as you can see again right click this and go down to the settings the coordinates.

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I can make it to 40 even in most the time you will find that price tends to respect these round numbers

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like I said.

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Now there is an area that has been supportive a little bit of a range here just below 240.

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And as we broke higher in a theory I'm on the daily chart.

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We finally plunge through it and it offered resistance.

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You quite often see that it's market memory.

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So what I use to illustrate this a lot of times will be the idea of a high rise.

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So say you got four floor here floor one floor to floor three or four and if you take the stairs or

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the elevator up to the second floor what was once the ceiling now becomes your floor just as if you

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dropped from the fourth floor to the third floor.

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What was once your floor becomes the ceiling.

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It's kind of the same thing in technical analysis.

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We go ahead and draw a couple other lines and you will see that as I draw these out it becomes apparent

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that this market theorem seems to like these levels right around every 40 dollars or so.

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You can make an argument for these are areas you should be trading from quite often what people will

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do is they'll look for support or resistance in the marketplace on higher timeframes and then perhaps

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drill down to a lower timeframe to see how it behaves.

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That's getting a little ahead of where we're at now.

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But what this does suggest to you is that markets in fact are not random and they do have a little road

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map kind of like post and signs you can think of it as opening up a map.

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Seeing that there are directions there are turns and twists in the road very similar here by simply

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drawing these four lines you can see how different the market suddenly looks and you will find that

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this is the case in pretty much anything you draw.

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So this is the letter X.

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This is U.S. Steel common stock.

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Can go ahead and draw that there and I.

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Right click on the circle.

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Click on settings can change at twenty five to make it twenty five even you can see that price does

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seem to respect that.

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That will support it finally broke down and look it became resistance later.

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That's that changing floors kind of analogy that I put.

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So let's take a look at twenty dollars for example.

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You can see that the market certainly respected this.

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You can also see that it's not to the penny.

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It's a general idea.

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So that's where you mix in technical analysis with trend analysis.

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Maybe candlestick analysis at these crucial areas.

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You know you don't just go in and start selling or shorting at 20 dollars expecting it to never go to

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20 dollars in one cent it's just a guideline.

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But some important resistance without a doubt probably one of the most basic if not the most basic actual

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basic form of technical analysis but it's also one of the most crucial and in fact a lot of professional

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traders simply will mark up their charts like you're seeing me do here and then look for the right candlestick.

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Now we're going to marry that with the idea of Fibonacci retracement and extensions and we'll see how

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that works down the road.

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But I want you to has a little bit of a homework assignment open up as many charts as possible just

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like you see me doing here and draw lines and see what you notice.

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See that it repeat.

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See that these are areas that are support and resistance over time.

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You'll notice that it breaks up the chart in very symmetrical patterns.
