Support and Resistance, Price Action Strategy

Learn a beginner-friendly 1-minute binary options strategy using support and resistance zones. Identify strong price rejection for entry signals on Quotex.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Price Action

Part of: Support & Resistance

  • Methodology: Price Action
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 1 Minute (Candle Time), 1 Minute (Trade Time)
  • Markets: Quotex (Binary Options)

Indicators used

  • Price Action
  • Support and Resistance

Source video

Decoded from: Quotex Best Trading Strategy A to Z Guide | Complete Setup for Beginners ( part-2) by SMC Hindi Academy — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:20 - Strategy introduction and simplicity
  • 0:40 - How to identify a trading pair
  • 1:00 - Identifying rejection points for zones
  • 1:15 - Entry rule for sell side
  • 1:25 - Entry rule for buy side
  • 2:40 - Candle and trade time settings

Strategy overview

Support and resistance marks the price areas a market has repeatedly turned away from. What separates this entry from the rest of the concept's catalogue is not how those areas are drawn but where they are traded: the source is a Quotex walkthrough, and the strategy record carries two distinct one-minute values — one for the candle interval, one for the trade time. On a fixed-time platform those are different quantities, and the second one does something no chart level can. The zone supplies a direction; the clock supplies the exit. A level that would eventually be respected on a conventional chart is simply wrong if it is not respected inside the window.

The chapter markers show a video built at speed. Six beats, the first at 0:20, and the whole instructional core compressed into roughly a minute: an opening claim about the setup's simplicity, then pair selection, then locating the zones, then two entry beats ten seconds apart. The ordering is worth noting — choosing what to trade comes before any level work, a platform-native concern that does not arise for someone already sitting on one chart. The settings beat lands last, at 2:40, more than a minute after the final entry marker, which leaves a stretch of runtime the chapter list does not account for and puts the timing configuration after the entries it governs rather than before them.

The record is also explicitly a fragment: the title marks this as part 2 of a series, so whatever part 1 established about platform setup sits outside it. "Best Trading Strategy" and "Complete Setup for Beginners" are the video's own framing, not a tested or substantiated claim, and the channel presents this under an SMC banner while the record classifies the content as plain price action. No rules, parameters or code were extracted from this source — what exists here is the concept, the chapter map, and the fixed-time context that shapes how the concept is being applied.

Topics

price action · trading strategy · support and resistance · binary options strategy · 1 minute strategy · quotex trading · scalping strategy · tradingview strategy · beginner trading · forex strategy

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between candle time and trade time?

On fixed-time trading platforms they are two separate settings: candle time is the interval each bar on the chart represents, while trade time is how long a position stays open before it settles automatically. This strategy record lists one minute for both, which means the trade resolves within roughly the span of a single candle.

Does a fixed expiry change how support and resistance is used?

It changes what the level has to deliver. With a fixed expiry there is no holding through an adverse move, no partial exit and no widening of the stop — the level either produces the expected reaction inside the trade window or the position closes against it. Direction alone is not enough; the timing has to be right too.

Are the video's entry rules available on this page?

No. No rules, parameters or indicator settings were extracted from this source. What is on record is the strategy's classification as a support-and-resistance price action approach, its one-minute candle and trade time, and the video's chapter structure.

How should I evaluate a one-minute strategy like this?

Test it on historical intraday data before committing capital, and pay particular attention to how sensitive the results are to the expiry length — a short fixed window makes outcomes far more dependent on timing than a conventionally managed trade. Strategy Decoder catalogues strategies like this one from video sources so their structure can be reviewed and tested.

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