Many beginner traders think that all they need to do is learn to draw support and resistance lines — and profits will flow in on their own.
But the truth is that marking levels is the easiest part. Anyone can sketch trend lines and shapes in a couple of minutes.
True mastery lies in what you do with that analysis.
What is really important in trading?
1. Entry point
Even if you see a 'perfect' level, it doesn't mean the price will bounce. And if it does bounce — will it be a strong bounce or a false breakout?
2. Correct exit
- Where to take profit?
- When to close a losing trade?
- How to distinguish a correction from a reversal?
3. Risk management
- How much are you willing to lose in one trade?
- What is the optimal position size?
- How to avoid emotional decisions?
Most traders lose their deposits not due to poor analysis, but because of a lack of discipline.
What distinguishes a successful trader?
✅ He doesn’t just draw lines — he knows when to use them.
✅ He has a clear plan before entering a trade.
✅ He controls risks, rather than hoping for 'luck'.
Technical analysis is a tool. But your success depends on how you use it.
Trading isn’t about charts. It’s about making decisions.