📉 Many traders are looking for the perfect wick.

But few know how to recognize a real support.

A good support is not magical.

It’s an area where the market has already proven it reacts.

And to spot it, you need to observe, not guess.

🧠 Here are 3 simple rules for drawing a reliable support:

1ïžâƒŁ Look at the past, not dreams

A good support = a zone where the price has already bounced multiple times.

We don’t invent it because we 'hope'.

We spot it on the 4H or 1D chart (never in 15 min).

2ïžâƒŁ Draw a zone, not a line

A support is not a tightrope.

It’s a compression zone, between a clear low and the wicks approaching it.

âžĄïž Ex: if FET has bounced 3 times between $0.56 and $0.60 → that’s where your support is.

3ïžâƒŁ Observe the behavior, not just the candles

Look if:

  • Volume increases on bounces

  • Wicks are long (selling pressure absorbed)

  • Closes are getting closer and closer to the low

The more these signs are present, the more credible your support is.

🎯 In summary:

A reliable support is not what you want.

It’s what the market has already shown.

Use it to prepare your orders, not to chase the price.

And above all, respect it: if the support breaks, don’t cling to it.



📌 Trading methodically means refusing to draw supports with your emotions.

It's accepting to see what is, not what we would like.