FIA can automatically mark support and resistance levels on your chart using predefined logic. It identifies the nearest major swing high and swing low for the selected timeframe and places one support and one resistance level accordingly. You can trigger this using FIA suggestions or by typing a command.
When you ask FIA to mark support and resistance, it calculates key horizontal levels based on the recent price structure for the active timeframe.
FIA typically marks the following:
The levels are horizontal and adapt to the timeframe you are currently viewing. FIA marks its own system-calculated levels, and its analysis may also reference any lines you have drawn manually.
| Scenario | Solution |
|---|---|
| FIA’s levels do not match the levels I usually draw | FIA uses algorithmic swing-based levels; remove or adjust your own drawings if you want to rely only on system-marked levels. |
| I want more than one support or resistance level | Manually draw additional levels on the chart using your preferred charting tools. |
| The marked levels look too close or too far from the current price | Change the timeframe to recalculate support and resistance based on a different price structure. |
| FIA did not respond when I asked it to mark support and resistance | Ensure the FIA panel is open and your connection is stable, then re-enter the command or tap the suggestion again. |
Last updated: 24 Feb 2026