How Does the Concept of “Support Turning into Resistance” Work?

When a price level that previously acted as a floor (support) is broken decisively to the downside, that same price level often becomes a ceiling (resistance) on the next upward move. This happens because traders who bought at the former support and are now at a loss will sell at that level to break even, increasing supply and pushing the price back down.

What Is the Break-Even Point for a Long Call Option?
How Does a Miner’s Break-Even Point Change after a Halving?
Does the Break-Even Point Factor in Potential Margin Calls?
What Is the Risk of a Hash Algorithm Being Broken?
In the Context of Options Trading, How Might a Broken Hash Function Affect the Settlement of a Crypto Option Contract?
How Does the Break-Even Point Change over the Life of the Option?
How Do Cryptocurrency Networks Plan for and Mitigate the Risk of Their Primary Hash Algorithm Becoming Obsolete or Broken?
How Is the Break-Even Point Used in Setting up Option Spreads?

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