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Support
Support is a technical analysis level where the price of an asset tends to find buying interest, preventing further decline. It represents psychological or historical demand zones in the market.
For example, in crude oil trading, a support level at $75 per barrel may indicate where buyers historically step in, stabilizing the price. Breaking below support often signals potential for further downward movement, prompting traders to reassess positions.
Support levels are used for setting entry points, stop-loss orders, and risk management strategies. They can be horizontal (based on previous lows) or dynamic (moving averages or trend lines).
By understanding support, traders identify market sentiment, potential reversal points, and strategic price targets. It plays a vital role in technical trading, portfolio management, and short-term speculative strategies across commodities, equities, and derivatives markets.