Identifying Strong Support/Resistance

A simple principle that only relies on a single parameter.

A level, in short, is a horizontal line that price has interacted with on the timeframe that you are watching. The elementary principles are explained in the How to Find Levels instruction, and finding levels is extremely simple.

Every 'level' is a supply or demand zone, a resistance or a support, and with DEM (my signature Diagonal Entry Model, we use diagonals to define risk as price moves from level to level.

Some levels are stronger than others, more significant.

Here is a simple chop chart. Can you spot the strong supply zones? Here is a hint, they are not at the top, and also not at the bottom.

They are also not at the tops of those bearish momentum candles. In fact, you would be surprised to learn that the two actual resistance levels in this example are found inside the chop, and are isolated easily by using a simple principle that is always unique to strong levels.