Results
How the support and resistance levels are built
This page gathers the latest value of each indicator (SMA, EMA, daily moving averages and Fibonacci levels) and sorts them by price around the current price. Levels below the price are listed as support and levels above as resistance.
Zones where indicators agree
When several levels sit within 0.6% of each other, they are grouped into one zone and highlighted. Many traders give more weight to a zone where several different indicators land on the same area.
- Support is an area where price has paused or bounced before. Resistance is an area where rises have stalled.
- Levels are areas of interest, not guarantees. Price can move through any of them.
Common questions
Why are the timeframes fixed to daily here?
The daily moving averages (20, 50, 100, 200 DMA) are defined on daily closing prices, so this page always uses the daily timeframe.
Where do the Fibonacci levels come from?
From the highest high and lowest low over the look-back you set. Change the look-back, the measuring basis or the trend in Settings.
Is this a buy or sell signal?
No. It only shows where the indicators sit relative to the current price.