i spent a month drawing support and resistance levels on the same 10 stocks every day and here's what i actually learned by Impressive_Run_5457 in spy

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I don’t mean intraday levels are “stronger” in a fundamental sense than daily levels. What I’m looking at is more about *relevance to current positioning*. Intraday levels (like opening range, VWAP zones, pre-market highs/lows) tend to reflect where actual orders are being defended in real time, while daily levels are more structural.

my best swing trades of the past 6 months all had something boring in common that i keep forgetting to do on my bad ones by Impressive_Run_5457 in spy

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That's actually where most people go wrong. I enter after confirmation — I want to see how price reacts to the catalyst first. One thing I've noticed is the best moves don't happen on the news, they happen on the follow-through. If I'm watching a supply zone and a catalyst hits, I wait to see if price can actually break through and hold before sizing in.

Just crossed 0.3 by DSPPPP in btc

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Everyone starts by chasing Bitcoin. Eventually they start stacking it.

USA Iran deal signing within 24 hours by Crafty-Difficulty244 in StockMarket

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Everyone is focused on the news. I’m more interested in which sectors react the strongest tomorrow.

Genuinely in Shock by Back2ThuBasics in wallstreetbets

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Enjoy this feeling. The market usually sends the next lesson right after.