Please advise (how to detect failure or return price from the range of support and resistance)

[suyuvu]

How do you tell if the resistance or support area is broken or reverses the process ?

I can't go back and detect failure Whenever I want to use a resistance or support area.
Please help me.

 

[Fxzombie]

I see support and resistance more as price zones where the price range is quite solid as if it were hard to penetrate, and not a price level at a certain number.

 

[suyuvu]

I see support and resistance more as price zones where the price range is quite solid as if it were hard to penetrate, and not a price level at a certain number.

Do you think it's wrong to put an entry point on support and resistance ?
So where to put the entry point?

 

[Fxzombie]

Do you think it's wrong to put an entry point on support and resistance ?
So where to put the entry point?

There is nothing wrong with putting entries on support and resistance price levels, however, the market is dynamic, to determine the entry point I choose to read candlestick patterns when the price is likely to move in a solid support or resistance zone.

 

[Jason Libson]

To determine if support or resistance is broken or reversed, watch for a "close" beyond the level on a reliable time frame (like the 1-hour or 4-hour chart). A strong break means price stays past the level, signaling momentum. If price quickly returns to the level, it might be a false breakout. You can also use tools like candlestick patterns or indicators (like RSI) to confirm strength or reversal.

 

[Jonathan Lee]

To confirm a support or resistance break, look for strong candlestick closures beyond the level with high volume. A retest of the broken level turning into support/resistance strengthens confirmation. If price struggles to break and reverses with rejection wicks, the level holds. Use multiple confirmations.