KeyLevel Entry

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Key Level Entry Trading is a strategy that involves entering trades based on important horizontal price levels—also called key levels—that act as support or resistance in the market. These levels are where price has historically reacted, making them high-probability zones for entries.

✅ What Are Key Levels?

A Key Level is a price zone where the market has:

Reversed direction
Stalled or consolidated
Broken out or rejected

These can be:

Horizontal support/resistance
Round numbers (e.g., 1.2000 in EUR/USD)
Previous highs/lows
Daily, weekly, monthly open/close

🔼 Bullish Key Level Entry

Price approaches a key support level.
Look for bullish price action (pin bar, engulfing candle).
Enter long trade.
Stop-loss below the key level.
Target previous high or next resistance.

🔽 Bearish Key Level Entry

Price tests a key resistance level.
Look for bearish signal (e.g., bearish engulfing, fakeout).
Enter short.
Stop-loss above key level.
Target next support zone.

📈 Why Key Levels Work:

They are watched by large institutions.
They align with order flow zones, where big traders buy/sell.
Retail traders also tend to react around these levels → self-fulfilling psychology.

🛠 Tools to Identify Key Levels:

Line chart (cleaner view to spot key closes)
Daily/weekly chart (zoom out to major levels)
Use horizontal lines or zones on charting tools

Entry With RSI

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KeyLevel Entry

✅ What Are Key Levels?

🔼 Bullish Key Level Entry

🔽 Bearish Key Level Entry

📈 Why Key Levels Work:

🛠 Tools to Identify Key Levels:

Entry With RSI