3 High-Probability Trade Setups Using Psychological Price Levels
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- 02 Aug 2026, 15:25 UTC
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- 02 Aug 2026, 15:37 UTC
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The video highlights key support and resistance levels for LITE, SNDK, and MSFT. LITE is observed to be at a significant psychological support level of $600, which it tested this week, with a recent bounce of 29%. SNDK also showed a strong bounce from its key $1000 psychological level, rallying 40% after earnings. MSFT is discussed in Plan A, with the presenter identifying $500 as a key resistance level where short opportunities might arise. The analysis emphasizes that these levels have historically acted as important support and resistance zones, with price often consolidating or reversing around them. The presenter notes previous instances where these levels have held or broken, influencing subsequent price action. The video refers to these levels as key inflection points for potential trades.
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