QC StrongPoint

QC StrongPoint identifies and tracks support and resistance levels based on price reaction strength and historical significance. Unlike simple horizontal line indicators that mark every swing point, StrongPoint uses a scoring system that evaluates levels based on multiple factors: number of touches, price reaction strength, time since last touch, and multi-timeframe confirmation.

Only levels meeting minimum strength thresholds are displayed, with visual indicators showing relative strength. This filtering system ensures traders focus on levels that matter, not every minor swing point on the chart.

QC StrongPoint uses a proprietary scoring system that evaluates support and resistance levels based on multiple factors including historical significance, price reaction strength, and multi-timeframe confirmation. Only levels meeting our quality thresholds are displayed, ensuring you focus on the most important areas.

The system automatically filters out weak levels and highlights the strongest support and resistance areas where price is most likely to react, giving you clear visual indicators of level strength.

To get the most from QC StrongPoint:

• Apply indicator and allow it to identify key levels automatically
• Focus on levels with highest strength scores for highest-probability setups
• Use multi-timeframe aligned levels for maximum confidence entries
• Monitor level breaks as potential trend change signals
• Watch for levels being tested multiple times - each test increases the level's strength score
• Use stronger levels (thicker lines, brighter colors) for placing stop-losses and take-profits

Most support/resistance indicators mark every swing point equally, creating dozens of levels with no quality differentiation. This leads to analysis paralysis and poor trade selection. StrongPoint's scoring system filters levels through multiple lenses, displaying only those with genuine significance.

The multi-timeframe confirmation adds another layer of filtering, ensuring traders focus on levels that matter across different timeframes, not just the current chart. This approach significantly improves trade quality by helping traders identify the strongest support and resistance areas where price is most likely to react.