The SkyBlue levels are daily support and resistance levels published around 6:00 AM GMT. These levels are determined based on liquidity flow analysis and key market data, serving as a tool for identifying short-term price movements.

Key Features of SkyBlue Levels

SkyBlue levels consist of a set of four lines: two outer dashed lines, known as SkyBlueEx (SBex), indicating the maximum daily levels, which are often defended by large market players and liquidity providers. Two inner, thicker solid lines define the range within which the price statistically moves throughout the day. If the price moves outside of these levels, it often tends to return to them.

After 9:00 PM GMT, if the price is outside of the SkyBlue levels, it tends to return to these levels after this time.

Benefits for Traders

• Short-term Analysis: SkyBlue levels are an ideal tool for assessing daily market trends, allowing traders to react quickly to price changes.
• Precise Position Management: With daily support and resistance levels, SkyBlue helps traders accurately identify entry and exit points, increasing the effectiveness of trading strategies.
• Adaptable to Various Trading Styles: These levels can be used for both intraday trading and short-term swing trading strategies.

Additional Information

At the time of publication of the SkyBlue and SBex levels, the price is usually between these levels. Levels below the price act as strong support, while levels above the price serve as resistance.

Historical data shows that SkyBlue levels from the previous day, which were not touched by the price, often act as precise reaction levels the following day.

SkyBlue levels are part of the advanced DML system, which regularly provides traders with the latest market insights. With daily updates, these levels offer exceptional flexibility and precision for planning short-term trading strategies.

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