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A few years ago, when I started trading, I was told that Support & Resistance was the foundation of trading. “If price touches a level multiple times, it becomes strong,”  “buy at support, sell at resistance, it’s the safest way to trade.” That was what I was taught  So, like a good student, I followed the rules. But out of every 5 trades I took, 4 would hit my stop-loss first... then magically move in my direction. I thought I was just unlucky. Until I realized the truth: These so-called ‘strong’ support and resistance levels are not strong—they’re intended targets. The market isn’t respecting them… it’s hunting them. What Is Support & Resistance? For beginners, Support & Resistance is based on the idea that price reacts to certain levels. Support is where buyers step in. Resistance is where sellers take control. If price bounces off a level multiple times, traders assume it’s a safe zone to enter. So, traders place their stop-losses just below support and above resistance, thinking they’re protecting their trades. But Here’s What Really Happens… Market makers know exactly where retail traders place their stop losses. They see the liquidity pools. Instead of respecting these levels, they do the opposite: ✅ They push price below support, trigger stop-losses, and reverse up. ✅ They push price above resistance, liquidate sellers, then dump. This is called a Stop Hunt. And it’s why you keep getting stopped out before price moves in your direction. How to Spot a Stop Hunt Before It Happens: ⚠️ Too Clean Support/Resistance Levels: If a level has multiple touches or equal highs/lows, it’s a prime target. ⚠️ Trendline Liquidity: If price follows a trendline too perfectly, expect manipulation. ⚠️ Round Numbers (Psychological Levels): Big players love liquidity around 1.2000, 1.2500, etc. And trust me, there’s more to this… But I know a lot of traders still trade with support and ressistance and I'm wondering how they are doing it, if you are a trader and support and resistance levels still works for you perfectly, can you share your strategies with us ??? By the way, I now have a telegram channel where I share daily tips on Smart Money Concepts and also drop market analysis - no signal will be shared. You can check it out on my bio . #forextradingforbeginners  #smartmoneyconcepts  #marketmanipulation  #forexeducation  #liquidity  #tradingstrategy #forexlife  #daytrading  #priceactiontrading  #forextraders  #supportandresistance  #ICTTrading #orderblocks
A few years ago, when I started trading, I was told that Support & Resistance was the foundation of trading. “If price touches a level multiple times, it becomes strong,” “buy at support, sell at resistance, it’s the safest way to trade.” That was what I was taught So, like a good student, I followed the rules. But out of every 5 trades I took, 4 would hit my stop-loss first... then magically move in my direction. I thought I was just unlucky. Until I realized the truth: These so-called ‘strong’ support and resistance levels are not strong—they’re intended targets. The market isn’t respecting them… it’s hunting them. What Is Support & Resistance? For beginners, Support & Resistance is based on the idea that price reacts to certain levels. Support is where buyers step in. Resistance is where sellers take control. If price bounces off a level multiple times, traders assume it’s a safe zone to enter. So, traders place their stop-losses just below support and above resistance, thinking they’re protecting their trades. But Here’s What Really Happens… Market makers know exactly where retail traders place their stop losses. They see the liquidity pools. Instead of respecting these levels, they do the opposite: ✅ They push price below support, trigger stop-losses, and reverse up. ✅ They push price above resistance, liquidate sellers, then dump. This is called a Stop Hunt. And it’s why you keep getting stopped out before price moves in your direction. How to Spot a Stop Hunt Before It Happens: ⚠️ Too Clean Support/Resistance Levels: If a level has multiple touches or equal highs/lows, it’s a prime target. ⚠️ Trendline Liquidity: If price follows a trendline too perfectly, expect manipulation. ⚠️ Round Numbers (Psychological Levels): Big players love liquidity around 1.2000, 1.2500, etc. And trust me, there’s more to this… But I know a lot of traders still trade with support and ressistance and I'm wondering how they are doing it, if you are a trader and support and resistance levels still works for you perfectly, can you share your strategies with us ??? By the way, I now have a telegram channel where I share daily tips on Smart Money Concepts and also drop market analysis - no signal will be shared. You can check it out on my bio . #forextradingforbeginners #smartmoneyconcepts #marketmanipulation #forexeducation #liquidity #tradingstrategy #forexlife #daytrading #priceactiontrading #forextraders #supportandresistance #ICTTrading #orderblocks

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