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Types of levels every forex trader should know

Not all levels are equal. This live session recaps the market and walks through the types of levels traders use, with tips for marking them.

Dr. Qazi Abdul Basit
Video lesson by Dr. Qazi Abdul Basit, Ph.D · Forex & Gold trader since 2013
Notes by the Qazi Forex Tips team · Updated 23 October 2026
Watch in Urdu / Hindi · 59:50·Open on YouTube

In this lecture

  • A market recap and weekly analysis
  • Types of levels
  • Tips and tricks for marking levels

Lesson notes

The main types

  • Horizontal support and resistance: prices where the market turned before.
  • Dynamic levels: trendlines and moving averages that move with price.
  • Supply and demand zones: areas where a strong move started.
  • Round numbers: such as 2000.00 on Gold or 1.1000 on EURUSD.
  • Previous day, week and month high and low: levels many intraday traders watch.

Which levels are strongest

Levels from higher timeframes, levels with several clean reactions and levels where different types meet (for example a round number on a weekly high) attract the most orders.

Keep the chart clean

Mark the few levels closest to the current price that you would actually trade. Remove levels that price has passed through without reacting.

Khulasa (Roman Urdu / Hindi)

  • Levels ki qismen: horizontal S/R, dynamic, supply/demand, round numbers.
  • Pichle din, hafte aur mahine ka high/low ahem hai.
  • Jahan do qism ke level milein, woh zyada mazboot.
  • Chart saaf rakhein, sirf qareebi ahem levels.

Questions

What are the types of support and resistance?

Horizontal levels, dynamic levels (trendlines, moving averages), supply and demand zones, round numbers and previous highs and lows.

What is a dynamic support level?

A level that moves with price, such as a trendline or a moving average.

What is the difference between support/resistance and supply/demand?

S&R are prices where the market turned; supply and demand zones are areas where a strong move started. They often overlap.

Why do round numbers act as levels?

Many traders place orders at round prices, so price often reacts there.

Is the previous day's high and low important?

Yes. Many intraday traders use them for breakouts and reversals.

How many levels should be on my chart?

Only the two to four levels closest to price that you would actually trade.

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