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Alright, lesson time. There's such a beautiful thing to see in the markets today especially for newcomers.

Support and resistance levels are your friend - they are the easiest and most reliable way of doing technical analysis (just my opinion)

$PLTR $NIO $RVLV $MU
Let's look at $NIO. We broke a support level yesterday, when we break a support level, it becomes a resistance.

Look at today's rally. Where did it stop? Right at the newly formed resistance level. That's where I bought a put. I'll explain why this happens in some other thread
Before moving forward, this is just one man's opinion and I'm not perfect by any means. These are just some observations that I've had trading in the last one and a half year. You are allowed to disagree. I'm also not perfect and I make plenty of mistakes while trading.
Let's look at $PLTR now. There were two support levels here forming a support area.

Price rallied quite a lot today but again, look at where it stopped? Right on the newly formed resistance level. Previously, these same levels were strong support levels. Not anymore.
Let's look at $RVLV - bought a call here yesterday that went very bad because of the failed breakout.

It's trying to go up today, but look at where it's stopping. The resistance is not letting it go up.
Finally, let's take a look at $MU - we had some call sweeps here and everything was looking good. But again, WHERE DID WE STOP? RIGHT ON THE RESISTANCE LEVEL.

You'll see this across the entire market in tons of stocks. Remember the pattern and play the levels.
That's it. I wish all these stocks break their resistance levels since I'm a perma bull. But this was a good day to show everyone why support and resistance levels is the first thing you should learn in technical analysis.
I also created a mini series on these topics for the onboarding process of our users. You can watch it too.



Here's the video on support and resistance levels.
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