This bit was really badly worded: "Support & Resistance - the previous high of a wave is the resistance of the next fall, while the previous bottom of a fall is the support of the next fall, etc". I'll try again.
Support & Resistance: Support is that price where demand rallies or selling reaches exhaustion and the price stops falling, while resistance is the reverse on a rising price. As a pattern, the previous high becomes support in the following falls (once it has been exceeded) and the previous low becomes resistance in following rises (once it has been exceeded), similarly highs indicate a resistance to a rise, so immediately following fluctuations are likely see that point as a resistance as well, while previous lows tend to indicate the point at which at that time where the market found a temporary true value and support tends to recur at that price next time the SP falls to that place. So in a falling market resistance occurs at both the highs and lows of the rising market (for different reasons). This behaviour is stronger the more recent the high or low.
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50 | 423431 | 3.020 |
31 | 319299 | 3.010 |
37 | 376087 | 3.000 |
22 | 385094 | 2.990 |
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3.050 | 498139 | 59 |
3.060 | 363476 | 31 |
3.070 | 408562 | 21 |
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