Sunday, 1 November 2026

Question of the day: NISM Series XV

Chapter 15 · Technical AnalysisEasy

Why does a support level tend to act as a 'floor'?

  • ADemand is concentrated there
  • BSupply is concentrated there
  • CThe exchange sets a lower circuit there
  • DShort selling is banned below it
Support is where a decline tends to pause because buying demand clusters. Resistance is where supply clusters.

Support is a level where a fall tends to pause because of concentrated demand (a floor); resistance is where a rise tends to pause because of concentrated supply (a ceiling). They matter as psychological anchors, where orders cluster, for setting stop-losses and targets, and for confirming trends on breakouts or bounces.

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