Support & Resistance Strategies

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Published · Updated · Methodology: Price Action

Part of: Support & Resistance

  • Methodology: Price Action
  • Content type: educational

Source video

Decoded from: 3 Support & Resistance Strategies That Work Every Day (Backtested & Proven) by Asia Forex Mentor – Ezekiel Chew — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Introduction to Support & Resistance
  • 0:05 - Mention of 3 strategies
  • 0:08 - Backtested & Proven

Strategy overview

Support and resistance is the practice of marking the price levels where earlier buying or selling was strong enough to halt a move, then trading what happens when price returns to them. What distinguishes this entry is not the tool but the packaging: the title stacks three separate claims around a single set of levels — that there are three strategies rather than one, that they apply every day rather than occasionally, and that they are "Backtested & Proven".

The record for this video is thin, and where it is thin is telling. All three of its timestamps land inside the first eight seconds: the introduction to support and resistance at 0:00, the mention of the three strategies at 0:05, and the "Backtested & Proven" framing at 0:08. What has been marked is the announcement, not the delivery — the video restating its own title at the top of the runtime, before any of the three strategies has been introduced. Nothing in the record names which three they are, which pairs or timeframes they belong to, or what the backtest behind the claim consisted of; no indicators, no timeframes and no rules were extracted.

Context helps with the "every day" part. Asia Forex Mentor is a forex education brand built around a named mentor, and in a market that trades continuously across sessions, daily applicability is really a claim about how often a valid level and a valid reaction occur — which depends entirely on how strictly the trader defines both. That is the question worth carrying into the source: when one tool is split into three named strategies, what actually varies between them — the direction taken at the level, the timing of the entry, or the confirmation required before acting. With no rules on record, this page stands on the concept and the source rather than on a decoded breakdown.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a support and resistance strategy?

It is any approach that first marks the price levels where previous buying or selling stopped a move, then defines what to do when price returns to them — trade the reaction, trade the break, or stand aside. The levels are the shared input; the strategy is the decision rule applied to them.

Does this page list the three strategies from the video?

No. The available record for this entry covers only the video's opening seconds, where the title's claims are restated, and no rules, indicators or timeframes were extracted from it. The three strategies are named in the title but not identified anywhere in the record.

What does "Backtested & Proven" mean in this video's title?

It is a claim made by the source, quoted here from the title. Nothing in the record documents the conditions that would let you evaluate it — the sample period, the instruments, the entry and exit definitions, or the position sizing. Treat it as a claim to verify rather than as a result.

How can I test a support and resistance approach before trading it?

Turn the vague parts into fixed definitions first — what counts as a valid level, how close price must come, and what reaction confirms it — then backtest that specific version on historical data for the instrument you actually trade. Strategy Decoder extracts the structure of strategies from video sources where the rules can be identified, so you can evaluate and test them on TradingView.

About this strategy page

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