My A+ Strategy That I Trade Every Day

So, here we are on the actual charts. So, the first thing I do in the morning time when I'm getting ready to look for my setups is I want to mark off where my support and my resistance zones are. I'll go on the 4-hour time frame and I'll go on the 1-hour time frame and

I'll just look for places where price pivoted at. Meaning, price was going up, it went down. It was going down, it went up. So, I'll mark off my zones. I like having different colors depending on if it's a 4-hour zone or 1-hour zone. That way I know how strong the zone is cuz a

4-hour zone is going to be stronger and more trustworthy than a 1-hour zone. But, how I draw my zones is I simply take it from the bottom of the lowest wick for a support zone, the bottom of the lowest wick to the bottom of the lowest body. So, in this example, the bottom of the lowest wick is right here.

The bottom of the lowest body is right here. That's how I draw my zones and I'm just dragging it across and waiting for price to tap back into it. Vice versa with resistance zones. I'm drawing my box from the top of the highest wick to the top of the highest body, just like this. Now, I'm just dragging it

across and waiting for price to tap into it. So, most of the time my 4-hour zones are purple. And this is just my personal preference that I have. My 4-hour zones are purple. And then once I have my 4-hour zones drawn out, obviously I have this 4-hour zone as well right down here where price

pivoted at. So, we see price is selling down, got here, started going up, got here, started going down, got here, started going up. Once I have my 4-hour zones, then I'm going to my 1-hour time frame here and I'm looking for 1-hour zones cuz 1-hour zones will also show. Like this zone right here is a 1-hour zone. We were