The support line is a straight line that connects two or more troughs of the price line and is not crossed by the price line in any manner. It will act as support for the price drop. That is, if the price declines, it will always rebound at the support line. As shown below:
The resistance line, also known as the pressure line, is a straight line that connects two or more peaks of the price line and is not crossed by the price line in any manner. The resistance line will constrain the price increase above the line: if the price pricks up, it will reverse and go down again when it meets the pressure line.
Support lines and resistance lines include many different forms, such as trend lines, channel lines, golden section lines, sidelines, and necklines of technical graphics, pressure, and support levels, as well as the line that connects the relative highs or relative lows.
The two features of the rising support line:
The technical meaning of the rising support line:
Example of a rising support line in BTC market
The descending support line has the same technical background as the rising support line. Below is an example of the descending support line in the BTC market:
The two features of the rising resistance line:
The technical meaning of the rising resistance line:
Example of the upward resistance line in the BTC market
Whether support lines/resistance lines or trend lines, they are both virtual tools for traders to judge the market trend and determine the timing of when to buy and sell assets. We suggest traders to use other tools as a supplement to predict market trends more accurately.
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Disclaimer
Please note that this article is for informational purposes only and does not offer investment advice. Gate.io cannot be held responsible for any investment decisions made. The information related to technical analysis, market judgment, trading skills, and traders’ sharing should not be relied upon for investment purposes. Investing carries potential risks and uncertainties, and this article does not guarantee returns on any investment.
The support line is a straight line that connects two or more troughs of the price line and is not crossed by the price line in any manner. It will act as support for the price drop. That is, if the price declines, it will always rebound at the support line. As shown below:
The resistance line, also known as the pressure line, is a straight line that connects two or more peaks of the price line and is not crossed by the price line in any manner. The resistance line will constrain the price increase above the line: if the price pricks up, it will reverse and go down again when it meets the pressure line.
Support lines and resistance lines include many different forms, such as trend lines, channel lines, golden section lines, sidelines, and necklines of technical graphics, pressure, and support levels, as well as the line that connects the relative highs or relative lows.
The two features of the rising support line:
The technical meaning of the rising support line:
Example of a rising support line in BTC market
The descending support line has the same technical background as the rising support line. Below is an example of the descending support line in the BTC market:
The two features of the rising resistance line:
The technical meaning of the rising resistance line:
Example of the upward resistance line in the BTC market
Whether support lines/resistance lines or trend lines, they are both virtual tools for traders to judge the market trend and determine the timing of when to buy and sell assets. We suggest traders to use other tools as a supplement to predict market trends more accurately.
Register on the Gate.io contract platform to start trading!
Disclaimer
Please note that this article is for informational purposes only and does not offer investment advice. Gate.io cannot be held responsible for any investment decisions made. The information related to technical analysis, market judgment, trading skills, and traders’ sharing should not be relied upon for investment purposes. Investing carries potential risks and uncertainties, and this article does not guarantee returns on any investment.