Static Support and Resistance levels
Static support and resistance levels are the levels that remain fixed for the period they are drawn or calculated.
Pivots All Types - Whether you use floor pivots, Camarilla Pivots, or CPR, all act as support and resistance.
Swing Levels - Swing highs and swing lows are support and resistance levels. I recommend using the higher time frame to get the best results.
Previous Highs and Lows - Previous day's highs and lows, Previous week's highs and lows, or previous months' highs and lows. All these levels act as important support and resistance.
Previous Open and Close prices - Previous days' open and close prices are also important to support and resistance.
Gaps - Gaps also act as important levels and can be used as support and resistance levels.
Supply and Demand Zones - Marking the supply and demand zones will also provide you with good reference points to take the trade.
Round Numbers - Institutions trade on round numbers, not on any number that they won't remember
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