đ Many traders are looking for the perfect wick.
But few know how to recognize a real support.
A good support is not magical.
Itâs an area where the market has already proven it reacts.
And to spot it, you need to observe, not guess.
đ§ Here are 3 simple rules for drawing a reliable support:
1ïžâŁ Look at the past, not dreams
A good support = a zone where the price has already bounced multiple times.
We donât invent it because we 'hope'.
We spot it on the 4H or 1D chart (never in 15 min).
2ïžâŁ Draw a zone, not a line
A support is not a tightrope.
Itâs a compression zone, between a clear low and the wicks approaching it.
âĄïž Ex: if FET has bounced 3 times between $0.56 and $0.60 â thatâs where your support is.
3ïžâŁ 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.
đŻ In summary:
A reliable support is not what you want.
Itâs 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, donât cling to it.
đ Trading methodically means refusing to draw supports with your emotions.
It's accepting to see what is, not what we would like.