🐋 $ARIA lost the 0.05 level.
Stop-loss orders often cluster around key levels, so let’s first talk about why they matter.
The more often a price level is tested, the more significant it tends to become in people’s minds. But there’s also a view that repeated tests can consume the orders resting there.
The first rebound after a break is often seen as a litmus test: if the price is pushed back down near the level, the case for support turning into resistance becomes stronger.
Extreme readings usually mean greater volatility, so it’s even more important to reduce position sizes rather than place a big bet.

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