Saqer PS

No matter your strategy, for sure in the school/class you analyze, you have entry conditions for the trade. The most important of these is that the price reaches the support or resistance zone, or a specific pattern forms. And you must rely on the candle close, not just price movement before the candle closes. So the price has to interact with the level.
Just for the record: most traders think that the price must respect the price zones of supports or resistances—on the contrary, that’s pure stupidity ‼️ The close alone, and the interaction with the zone, is what determines it; otherwise, all drawings and lines are just delusion.
For example: suppose you have support. If I see that the support is broken—like, come on—I go and enter a sell. Then the price reverses with a bullish engulfing candle above the support line, and the trend turns bullish.
The conclusion: at minimum, two clear candles—if they close above the support, then you look for a buy; and the opposite is true. Of course, the most important timeframes regarding support and resistance here are the 30-minute timeframe up to 4 hours. If confirmation of an up or down move happens, you look for a buy or sell on a lower timeframe.

What do you analyze for example price action or any school...?📉 Surely in your school you have conditions for entering a trade, the most important of which is that the price reaches the support or resistance area or a certain pattern must form, and you must rely on the closing of the candle, not just the movement before the candle closes. This means that the price must interact with the level. Just for your information, most traders think that the price must respect the price areas of support or resistance; on the contrary, this is the height of stupidity ‼️ The closure alone and the interaction with the area is what determines it, otherwise all the drawings and lines are just an illusion. Suppose you have support, I see the support is broken, I go to enter a sell, the price reverses with an engulfing candle above the support line and the direction turns bullish. In summary, at least two clear candles must close above the support to start looking for a buy, and vice versa of course. The most important timeframes regarding support and resistance are the half-hour timeframe and above up to the four-hour timeframe. If confirmation of a rise or fall occurs, look for a sell or buy on a lower timeframe.