anyone used SC Supports and Resistances indicator?
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anyone used SC Supports and Resistances indicator?
07 Jul 2026, 06:13
hey folks, i recently stumbled upon this SC Supports and Resistances indicator on the cTrader marketplace. it's priced at $99 and seems to focus quite a bit on key levels and market structure using ATR. i'm generally a sucker for anything that helps with clear support and resistance levels, but i'm wondering if this one actually delivers in a live trading environment.
has anyone here tried it out? i'd love some real feedback, especially if you've noticed any quirks or things that set it apart from similar tools. always a bit cautious with new indicators, so personal insights would really help!
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mafigi9252
16 Jul 2026, 15:00
RE: anyone used SC Supports and Resistances indicator?
thanks for sharing your thoughts! i totally agree about the price tag – it's kinda why i'm on the fence. the ATR aspect does sound interesting, though. i mean, if it really can adapt to volatility, that might be a game-changer for me since i trade a lot in choppy markets. but yeah, support and resistance indicators can be hit or miss with all that noise. if anyone else has real experience, especially in live trading conditions, i'd still love to hear about it. do you think this kind of indicator can actually reduce false signals, or is that just wishful thinking?
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kajihif117
10 Jul 2026, 13:08
RE: anyone used SC Supports and Resistances indicator?
i haven't bought it yet, but i've been checking out SC Supports and Resistances too. from what i've read, some folks think the integration of ATR is kinda neat because it can adjust to volatility, which might help in more dynamic markets. but $99 feels a bit steep if it doesn't offer anything wildly different from the free ones out there. and let's be honest, support/resistance indicators can be super subjective depending on how much noise you're willing to accept. if anyone's tried it, curious if it really nails those levels better than the typical ones.
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