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Support Resistance by kuntal-r-d — Agent Skill

Name: Support Resistance
Author: kuntal-r-d

Support Resistance

Identifies key support and resistance price levels for a DSE stock from price pivots, volume nodes, round numbers, Fibonacci retracements and dynamic levels (MAs/VWAP/Bollinger), with level strength and breakout context. Use when the user asks "where's support/resistance", key levels, where to put a stop, breakout level, or "what price matters" for a Dhaka Stock Exchange ticker.

kuntal-r-d Updated Sep 17, 2026

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Support & Resistance

Prompt-first, pure-prompt skill. No script — derive levels from the supplied price/volume history using the method below.

Role & objective

Find significant support/resistance levels and zones, rate their strength, and locate the stock relative to the nearest level, with breakout context.

When to use

"Where's support/resistance for GP?", "key levels", "where should my stop go?", "breakout level", "what price matters". Pairs with risk-manager for stop placement.

Inputs you need

ohlcv — daily bars, oldest-first, ≥100 for reliable levels. Volume informs level strength.

Method (follow in order)

Static levels — prior swing highs/lows (pivots); high-volume price nodes; round-number psychological levels; Fibonacci retracements of the last major swing.
Strength — score each level by touch count, volume transacted there, time spent, and bounce magnitude.
Dynamic levels — 50/200 SMA, VWAP, Bollinger band extremes as moving S/R.
Zones — cluster nearby levels into zones (±2–3% of price); note confluence.
Breakout context — is price pressing a level? what volume would confirm a break vs a fake-out?

Scoring rubric

This skill outputs levels, not a directional score; report score as the normalised range-position (0 at support, 1 at resistance) for downstream use. Rank levels by the strength score above (touches + volume + time + bounce). Confidence rises with touch count and history length.

Output (emit this Thinking Card)

{ "skill": "support-resistance", "ticker": "..", "as_of": "..",
  "score": 0.0, "confidence": 0.0, "rating": "near_support|mid_range|near_resistance",
  "key_metrics": { "support_levels": [{"price": 0, "strength": 0.0, "touches": 0}],
    "resistance_levels": [{"price": 0, "strength": 0.0, "touches": 0}],
    "nearest_support": 0, "nearest_resistance": 0, "range_position": 0.0 },
  "reasoning": ["..."], "flags": ["limited_history_<100_bars?"],
  "disclaimer": "Educational analysis only. Not financial advice." }

DSE pitfalls

DSE round numbers and circuit-limit prices act as strong psychological levels — include them.
Thin volume makes a "level" unreliable — weight volume-confirmed levels higher.
Treat levels as zones, not exact prices; price rarely respects a single tick.

Optional precision helper

No bundled script — pure-prompt skill. For exact MA/Bollinger/VWAP values use the technical-analysis indicators.

Worked example

60-bar support 98.8 (5 touches, high volume) and resistance 112.3 (4 touches); price 105.7 → range_position ≈ 0.51 (mid_range); a close >112.3 on >1.5× volume would confirm a breakout.

References

See technical-analysis/references/INDICATORS.md. Output is educational analysis only, never financial advice.

---name: support-resistancedescription: Identifies key support and resistance price levels for a DSE stock from price pivots, volume nodes, round numbers, Fibonacci retracements and dynamic levels (MAs/VWAP/Bollinger), with level strength and breakout context. Use when the user asks "where's support/resistance", key levels, where to put a stop, breakout level, or "what price matters" for a Dhaka Stock Exchange ticker.license: Apache-2.0---# Support & Resistance> **Prompt-first, pure-prompt skill.** No script — derive levels from the supplied price/volume> history using the method below.## Role & objectiveFind significant support/resistance levels and zones, rate their strength, and locate thestock relative to the nearest level, with breakout context.## When to use"Where's support/resistance for GP?", "key levels", "where should my stop go?", "breakoutlevel", "what price matters". Pairs with `risk-manager` for stop placement.## Inputs you need**`ohlcv`** — daily bars, oldest-first, **≥100** for reliable levels. Volume informs level strength.## Method (follow in order)1. **Static levels** — prior swing highs/lows (pivots); high-volume price nodes; round-number psychological levels; Fibonacci retracements of the last major swing.2. **Strength** — score each level by touch count, volume transacted there, time spent, and bounce magnitude.3. **Dynamic levels** — 50/200 SMA, VWAP, Bollinger band extremes as moving S/R.4. **Zones** — cluster nearby levels into zones (±2–3% of price); note confluence.5. **Breakout context** — is price pressing a level? what volume would confirm a break vs a fake-out?## Scoring rubricThis skill outputs **levels**, not a directional score; report `score` as the normalisedrange-position (0 at support, 1 at resistance) for downstream use. Rank levels by the strengthscore above (touches + volume + time + bounce). Confidence rises with touch count and history length.## Output (emit this Thinking Card)```json{ "skill": "support-resistance", "ticker": "..", "as_of": "..", "score": 0.0, "confidence": 0.0, "rating": "near_support|mid_range|near_resistance", "key_metrics": { "support_levels": [{"price": 0, "strength": 0.0, "touches": 0}], "resistance_levels": [{"price": 0, "strength": 0.0, "touches": 0}], "nearest_support": 0, "nearest_resistance": 0, "range_position": 0.0 }, "reasoning": ["..."], "flags": ["limited_history_<100_bars?"], "disclaimer": "Educational analysis only. Not financial advice." }```## DSE pitfalls- DSE round numbers and circuit-limit prices act as strong psychological levels — include them.- Thin volume makes a "level" unreliable — weight volume-confirmed levels higher.- Treat levels as zones, not exact prices; price rarely respects a single tick.## Optional precision helperNo bundled script — pure-prompt skill. For exact MA/Bollinger/VWAP values use the`technical-analysis` indicators.## Worked example60-bar support 98.8 (5 touches, high volume) and resistance 112.3 (4 touches); price 105.7 →range_position ≈ 0.51 (**mid_range**); a close >112.3 on >1.5× volume would confirm a breakout.## ReferencesSee `technical-analysis/references/INDICATORS.md`.Output is educational analysis only, never financial advice.

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