Using Williams Percent Range Breaks to Mark Support and Resistance

Summary

The document describes a chart indicator that uses Williams Percent Range (WPR) to identify support and resistance. When WPR crosses a configurable significant level, the indicator begins marking a new support or resistance level on the price chart. The threshold is adjustable, so users can change what counts as a meaningful break.

The suggested applications are to treat the marks as breakout signals or to use established levels when planning stop-loss and take-profit orders. The description provides no formula for converting the WPR event into a trade, no market or timeframe guidance, and no historical results. It does not specify how levels are confirmed, how long they remain valid, or how false breaks are handled. The indicator’s marks should therefore be understood as a charting aid; the text offers no evidence that they predict profitable entries or exits.

Key ideas

• A configurable Williams Percent Range threshold triggers a newly marked support or resistance level.
• The resulting levels can be interpreted as potential breaks or as references for stops and targets.
• The document gives no backtest, market specification, or evidence of predictive performance.
• Users would need additional rules for confirmation, invalidation, and risk control.

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