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Support

the floor where buyers step in · Price trend & timing — reading the chart

In plain English

A price level where a stock has repeatedly stopped falling and bounced — a “floor” where buyers tend to reappear.

What it tells you

Two things at once: a logical place to buy (near support, limited room to fall to the floor) and a logical risk marker (if price breaks below it, the floor failed and the setup is wrong). The app measures your distance to support and uses it both for entry timing and to set the “risk” side of the reward:risk ratio.

The calculation
distance to support = (price − support) ÷ support
near support (small %) = better entry;  below support = the floor failed
What each piece means
support
— the price level where buying has repeatedly halted declines
distance
— how far, in %, the current price sits above that floor
Dig deeper
See it run on live stocks →Weekly Monitor computes this on ~1,000 names — free, in your browser, every formula shown. Nothing here is advice.
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