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Bank Levels & Imbalances Part I
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What this lesson covers
Bank levels are close relatives of supply and demand zones, and this lesson builds the concept from the mechanics upward. It begins with the familiar sequence: price rallies, breaks structure, pulls back to retest the broken level and continues, which is ordinary support and resistance and the area most traders would buy. From there the lesson shows what makes a bank level different and more precise, focusing on the specific candle involved and what happens when the retest fails rather than succeeds. Working through the formation slowly makes clear which part of the move is being marked and why. This first part establishes the definitions that the following lessons apply to live charts across several markets.