Support and Resistance Levels

Hi All,

When daytrading the S&P futures using a 5 min chart, I use important pivot points such as the opening price and the previous day's high and low. I also use previous swing highs and lows. Are there other ways of determining reliable support and resistance levels for daytrading? Thanks in advance for your input.
 
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Hi All,

When daytrading the S&P futures using a 5 min chart, I use important pivot points such as the opening price and the previous day's high and low. I also use previous swing highs and lows. Are there other ways of determining reliable support and resistance levels for daytrading? Thanks in advance for your input.

HispaTrader, Have you tried using Fibonacci retracements? I've noticed that often the retracement levels are spot on.
 
Quote from HispaTrader:

Hi All,

When daytrading the S&P futures using a 5 min chart, I use important pivot points such as the opening price and the previous day's high and low. I also use previous swing highs and lows. Are there other ways of determining reliable support and resistance levels for daytrading? Thanks in advance for your input.

you might want to check out guy's page:
http://deltat1.com/DailyNotes/DailyNotes.htm

it's got PP, S/R, Fib data, and a PP and S/R calculator.

hth

take care -

omni
 
Quote from HispaTrader:

Hi All,

When daytrading the S&P futures using a 5 min chart, I use important pivot points such as the opening price and the previous day's high and low. I also use previous swing highs and lows. Are there other ways of determining reliable support and resistance levels for daytrading? Thanks in advance for your input.

You might want to include a 20ema. You will be amazed how many times it acts as s/r.
 
yes.
support which does not hold is support
resis which does not hold is resis

those which hold, you can pretty much ignore


Quote from HispaTrader:
Hi All,
Are there other ways of determining reliable support and resistance levels for daytrading? Thanks in advance for your input.
 
Quote from HispaTrader:

Hi All,

When daytrading the S&P futures using a 5 min chart, I use important pivot points such as the opening price and the previous day's high and low. I also use previous swing highs and lows. Are there other ways of determining reliable support and resistance levels for daytrading? Thanks in advance for your input.
That isn't enough?
 
I tried all that stuff and was never able to be profitable as a day trader. The best results I had were when I was using channels and trendlines, but even then I was a scratch trader overall.
 
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