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What is a psychological, or psychologically significant, level mean?
about 1 month ago
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These are normally price levels that big banks and institutions place their offers at. These can swing the market so sometimes, they act as support / resistance levels. An example of this would be round numbers, like a price of 1.5000 for the EURUSD, or 90.00 for USDJPY.
about 1 month ago
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That refers to round numbers (those with lots of zeros, like 1.5000) where most traders place their orders on. Because of that, these levels often serve as support/resistance levels.
about 1 month ago
Well, people generally want to buy and sell on a round number. This is exhibited when prices find resistances or supports at levels like 0.9000 rather than 0.9019.
about 1 month ago
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