Support and resistance are among the most widely used concepts in technical analysis. Traders often rely on these levels to identify potential turning points, define risk, or plan entries and exits. However, real market behaviour frequently challenges the assumption that price will automatically reverse at a predefined level. In practice, support and resistance trading does not always produce the expected results. Markets regularly move through established levels, triggering losses for traders who assume those levels must hold. Understanding why this happens is essential for improving decision-making and reducing ... (full story)