Above Chart: Proprietary Algo Chart with Real Time Projected Price Alerts on the Charts before they Trigger.
The Above Chart is a Support and Resistance chart with standard candles plotted on a 60 minute chart and plots longer term highs and lows looking back 12 to 30 days. Again the plots work on all time frames and can be changed to the traders preferences. Lower time frame charts will plot more recent support and resistance levels. Higher time frame charts will plot longer term support and resistance levels.
The longer term support and resistance plots can serve as a reference to form exit levels in Trading Plans.
This is covered in our Education and Training Webinars and Videos.
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