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An area, rather than an exact price, where the market has previously reacted — marked with width because price rarely turns at a single number.
A zone earns its place by having produced a reaction before: a sharp turn, a strong close away, or a level price visibly refused to trade through. A level nobody reacted to is just a number.
Also called: supply zone, demand zone, support and resistance.
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Mapping 1H StructureThe Top-Down MethodTurn a daily lean into specific levels: where price has reacted before, and the level that says the read is wrong.
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