
UdemySupport and resistance levels are one of the simplest tools in technical analysis, and this course treats them as worth mastering on their own rather than as a footnote to a bigger indicator-heavy system. It covers how to plot horizontal levels, how many levels are actually useful to track, the general properties levels tend to have, and worked examples of applying them in real trading.
The course runs about 90 minutes of video, keeping the material focused rather than padded, and is pitched at traders who want to either build their approach around levels alone or add them as a complement to whatever else they're already using.
Best suited for: traders across any market or timeframe who want a clear, no-lag reference point for chart analysis, whether they're starting from scratch or refining an existing plan.
Support and resistance levels is the simple and universal tool. They are applicable to any actively traded markets and timeframes, they don’t lag, have been in place for decades and don’t require adjustments to historical data.
Some traders, having tried many indicators in search of a perfect system, made their trading more understandable and effective due to the use of levels alone. And it’s no surprise since all ingenious is simple. Other traders use levels as an additional tool for market analysis. After completing this course, you’ll figure out how levels can improve your trading and recognize the important role of this tool in your trading plan.
This course reveals the issues needed to develop skills for applying support and resistance horizontal levels in practical trading – how to plot levels, what number of them is optimal, the properties of levels, examples in trading, etc.
The format of materials contains videos available online. The total length of video material is 90 minutes.
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