AI SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE
Find support and resistance without drawing a line
A level is not a line you drew. It is a price other people defended, and it leaves evidence on the chart. TradeGPT marks the ones that held, rates how hard, and tells you how far each one sits from the last print.
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Which levels earned their place
Gold daily on real market data. Across these fifty sessions, price traded through 4100 on eleven separate days and 4000 on nine, and those two carried the base. 4500 and 4600 only came into play in the last three sessions, which is why the report rates them on the reaction so far rather than on history they do not have yet.
Two highs do not make a level
Anyone can draw a line that touches two highs. What makes it a level is what happened when price came back: whether it stopped, how quickly it turned, and whether the bar that rejected it closed away from the extreme.
Strength is rated, not guessed
Each level comes back rated strong, moderate or weak, and the rating comes from the chart rather than from confidence: whether price stopped there, and whether it stopped harder or softer than the time before.
Distance is half the trade
A strong level four percent away and a weak one half a percent away are not the same information. Each level comes back with its distance from the last price, which is the number that decides where the stop goes.
What makes a price a level
Reaction, not touches
Counting touches is the easiest way to draw a level and the least useful. A price that has been visited five times and produced nothing is not support; it is a place the chart passes through. What matters is the reaction: a long wick, a close back inside, a session that opens above and never trades below. On gold above, 4100 is worth marking because price kept having to deal with it on the way up, not because a line happens to sit there.
Round numbers are levels for a different reason
4000 on gold, 1.1500 on EUR/USD, 100 on a stock. Nothing technical happens at these prices. They matter because human beings put orders at them, so stops, take-profits and option strikes pile up on the same figure and price has to work through the pile before it can move on. A round number that has already been chewed through behaves differently from one that has never been tested, and the report treats them differently.
Why the distance changes the answer
Two traders can agree that 4100 is support and take opposite trades, because one of them is forty dollars above it and the other is four hundred. Distance decides whether the level is a place to enter, a place to put a stop, or a piece of context that will not matter for a week. That is why every level in a TradeGPT report is quoted with how far it sits from the last price rather than as a number on its own.
Where the stop goes, and why
The question worth answering is which price proves you wrong. The report returns the stop as a price on your chart rather than as a distance from your entry, so the exit is set by where the read stops making sense instead of by how much you feel like risking. It gets written down before the position exists, because a stop chosen while you are in a trade drifts to wherever losing feels tolerable.
From chart to marked levels
Screenshot the chart
Any market, any timeframe. Zoom out far enough that the levels you care about are in frame.
The AI marks the levels
Support and resistance with a strength rating and the distance from the current price.
Read the plan
Direction, the stop and the target when the chart supports one, and a straight no trade when it does not.
Support and resistance, answered
How do I find support and resistance automatically?
Paste a screenshot of the chart. TradeGPT returns the support and resistance levels it can see, each rated strong, moderate or weak and quoted with its distance from the last price, without you drawing anything. It reads the image, so the platform that drew the chart makes no difference.
How do I know where to put my stop loss?
Put it beyond the price that proves the idea wrong, not at a round number of dollars or pips away. TradeGPT returns the stop as a price on the chart you sent, placed against the level the read depends on, so the exit is decided by the chart rather than by how much you feel like risking.
How is risk reward calculated from a chart?
It is the distance from your entry to the stop set against the distance from your entry to the target. TradeGPT returns the stop and the target as prices on the chart you sent, so the ratio is measured against levels that exist rather than a number typed into a calculator.
Can it read levels I have already drawn?
Yes. Whatever you have drawn is in the image, so your lines, zones and Fibonacci retracements are part of what the model sees when it rates the levels it returns.
Is this financial advice?
No. TradeGPT is technical analysis, not financial advice. It reads the chart you send and knows nothing about your account, your size or your open positions, so treat every level and every stop as an input to your own decision.
The levels are already on the chart.
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