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In trading, support and resistance are key concepts used to analyze price movements. Support refers to a price level where an asset tends to find a "floor" and avoid falling further. When the price drops to this level, it typically halts and may bounce back, as traders start buying, believing the asset is undervalued. If the price breaks below this level, it suggests a bearish trend.

On the other hand, resistance is the opposite—a price level where an asset faces a "ceiling," making it difficult to rise beyond. When the price approaches this level, it tends to stall and possibly reverse as selling pressure increases, with traders believing the asset is overvalued. A breakout above resistance can indicate a bullish trend.

Identifying these levels helps traders make more informed decisions. Buying near support and selling near resistance are common strategies. However, these levels aren’t fixed; they evolve as market conditions change. Strong support or resistance that repeatedly holds can later become weaker, leading to breakouts or breakdowns. Understanding these dynamics is crucial in managing risk and maximizing trading opportunities.

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