price above prior swing high.

 

Downtrend: lower highs + lower lows; price failing to reclaim prior swing high.

 

Mark the last 2 swing highs/lows on your timeframe—those are your key levels.

 

2) Key levels (support/resistance)

 

Draw horizontal S/R at:

 

Most recent swing low (support)

 

Most recent swing high (resistance)

 

Any level hit 3+ times

 

Watch for: break + retest (higher-probability than raw breakouts).

 

3) Moving averages (momentum + bias)

 

Common setup: 20 EMA + 50 EMA + 200 MA

 

Bullish bias: price above 50, and 50 above 200; pullbacks to 20/50 often act as support.

 

Bearish bias: price below 50, and 50 below 200; bounces into 20/50 often get sold.

 

4) RSI (14) (momentum confirmation)

 

Above 50 = momentum supportive; below 50 = weak.

 

Divergences:

 

Bullish: price makes lower low, RSI makes higher low

 

Bearish: price makes higher high, RSI makes lower high

 

5) Volume & candles (validation)

 

Breakouts should come with rising volume.

 

Watch rejection wicks at resistance/support for traps.

 

To personalize for PIXEL

 

Reply with:

 

timeframe (e.g., 4H or 1D)

 

your direction (looking to buy pullback, breakout, or short)

 

a screenshot of the chart (optional)

 

…and I’ll map support/resistance, trend, and a scenario plan.price above prior swing high.

 

Downtrend: lower highs + lower lows; price failing to reclaim prior swing high.

 

Mark the last 2 swing highs/lows on your timeframe—those are your key levels.

 

2) Key levels (support/resistance)

 

Draw horizontal S/R at:

 

Most recent swing low (support)

 

Most recent swing high (resistance)

 

Any level hit 3+ times

 

Watch for: break + retest (higher-probability than raw breakouts).

 

3) Moving averages (momentum + bias)

 

Common setup: 20 EMA + 50 EMA + 200 MA

 

Bullish bias: price above 50, and 50 above 200; pullbacks to 20/50 often act as support.

 

Bearish bias: price below 50, and 50 below 200; bounces into 20/50 often get sold.

 

4) RSI (14) (momentum confirmation)

 

Above 50 = momentum supportive; below 50 = weak.

 

Divergences:

 

Bullish: price makes lower low, RSI makes higher low

 

Bearish: price makes higher high, RSI makes lower high

 

5) Volume & candles (validation)

 

Breakouts should come with rising volume.

 

Watch rejection wicks at resistance/support for traps.

 

To personalize for PIXEL

 

Reply with:

 

timeframe (e.g., 4H or 1D)

 

your direction (looking to buy pullback, breakout, or short)

 

a screenshot of the chart (optional)

 

…and I’ll map support/resistance, trend, and a scenario plan.price above prior swing high.

 

Downtrend: lower highs + lower lows; price failing to reclaim prior swing high.

 

Mark the last 2 swing highs/lows on your timeframe—those are your key levels.

 

2) Key levels (support/resistance)

 

Draw horizontal S/R at:

 

Most recent swing low (support)

 

Most recent swing high (resistance)

 

Any level hit 3+ times

 

Watch for: break + retest (higher-probability than raw breakouts).

 

3) Moving averages (momentum + bias)

 

Common setup: 20 EMA + 50 EMA + 200 MA

 

Bullish bias: price above 50, and 50 above 200; pullbacks to 20/50 often act as support.

 

Bearish bias: price below 50, and 50 below 200; bounces into 20/50 often get sold.

 

4) RSI (14) (momentum confirmation)

 

Above 50 = momentum supportive; below 50 = weak.

 

Divergences:

 

Bullish: price makes lower low, RSI makes higher low

 

Bearish: price makes higher high, RSI makes lower high

 

5) Volume & candles (validation)

 

Breakouts should come with rising volume.

 

Watch rejection wicks at resistance/support for traps.

 

To personalize for PIXEL

 

Reply with:

 

timeframe (e.g., 4H or 1D)

 

your direction (looking to buy pullback, breakout, or short)

 

a screenshot of the chart (optional)

 

…and I’ll map support/resistance, trend, and a scenario plan.