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Screen Overview

A tour of the Support & Resistance screen — market selection, timeframe selection, the Support and Resistance tabs, and the results table.

The Support & Resistance screener consists of four main sections: market selection, timeframe selection, tab navigation, and the results table.


Market Selection

Choose the asset class to scan using the sidebar:

  • Crypto
  • Forex
  • Indices
  • Commodities
  • Metals

Only one market is active at a time. Switching markets reloads the screener with instruments from the newly selected category.


Timeframe Selection

The timeframe controls how support and resistance levels are calculated. Higher timeframes produce fewer but more significant levels; lower timeframes produce more frequent but shorter-lived levels.

TimeframeDescription
WWeekly
DDaily
4hFour-Hour
2hTwo-Hour
1hOne-Hour
30mThirty-Minute
15mFifteen-Minute

Timeframe Recommendations

Trading StyleRecommended Timeframes
Position tradingWeekly, Daily
Swing tradingDaily, 4h
Intraday trading1h, 30m
Scalping15m

As a general rule, levels identified on higher timeframes carry more weight and attract more market participation. A support level visible on the Weekly chart is more significant than one visible only on the 15-minute chart.


Support and Resistance Tabs

The screener contains two tabs:

  • Support: instruments approaching levels where buying pressure has historically appeared
  • Resistance: instruments approaching levels where selling pressure has historically appeared

Each tab maintains an independent result set. Switching tabs does not change the selected market or timeframe.


Results Table

The results table lists all instruments matching the current screen criteria. Each row includes the instrument symbol, current price, price change, up to three support or resistance levels, multi-timeframe performance metrics, and a mini chart.

Click any column header to sort the table. The most common sorting strategies are by Chg% (to find the most active instruments) or by proximity to the nearest level (S Lvl1 or R Lvl1).

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