🛣️ Road Levels Guide

The Price Action Road and Road Levels are the core features of RelicusRoad Pro that transform complex price movements into an easy-to-understand system combining a curved Price Action Road with AI-powered Road Levels for comprehensive market analysis.

🎯 What It Does

Price Action Road

The Price Action Road is a curved line on your chart that acts like a “highway” showing where price is heading:

• 📈 Bullish Trend: Road curves upward
• 📉 Bearish Trend: Road curves downward
• 🔄 Sideways Market: Road stays flat

Road Levels

Road Levels are AI-powered zones that identify key market areas where price is likely to react, using advanced algorithms to predict support and resistance before they form.

💡 How To Use the Price Action Road

🔍 Reading the Road

1. 🛣️ Follow the Direction

   • The road’s curve shows the dominant trend
   • 📈 Upward curve = Bullish momentum
   • 📉 Downward curve = Bearish momentum
   • 🔄 Flat road = Consolidation/ranging

2. 🎯 Identify Entry Points

   • Look for price reactions near the road
   • 💰 Price touching road = Potential support/resistance
   • 🔄 Price crossing road = Trend change signal
   • 📊 Distance from road = Momentum strength

3. ⏰ Multi-Timeframe Analysis

   • Use multiple timeframes for better accuracy
   • 📊 Higher TF (H1, H4) = Overall trend direction
   • 🎯 Lower TF (M5, M15) = Precise entry timing
   • ✅ Align both = Higher probability trades

What Are Road Levels?

Road Levels represent areas where:

• Large volumes of orders accumulate
• Stop losses cluster
• Institutional traders have interest
• Price historically shows strong reactions

Our AI analyzes millions of data points to identify these zones dynamically, adapting to changing market conditions in real-time.

How Road Levels Work

The Technology

RelicusRoad combines:

• Neural Networks: Pattern recognition across timeframes
• Fibonacci Analysis: Mathematical price relationships
• Volume Profile: Order flow concentration
• Price Action: Historical reaction zones

Visual Representation

The indicator displays three key levels:

1. Red Level (Upper Road)

   • Represents sell-side Road
   • Where sellers are likely concentrated
   • Potential resistance or reversal zone

2. Green Level (Lower Road)

   • Represents buy-side Road
   • Where buyers are likely concentrated
   • Potential support or bounce zone

3. Gray Level (Neutral Zone)

   • Midpoint between extremes
   • Price equilibrium area
   • Decision zone for next move

Trading Modes

SimpleRoad Mode (Non-Repainting)

Characteristics:

• Fixed levels that don’t change
• Best for precise entry/exit
• Recommended for beginners
• Clear, actionable signals

When to Use:

• Scalping strategies
• Precise stop loss placement
• Automated trading systems
• Learning the system

SmoothRoad Mode (Repainting)

Characteristics:

• Dynamic adaptation to price
• Better for overall trend analysis
• Shows market flow
• Requires more experience

When to Use:

• Identifying major trends
• Market structure analysis
• Combining with other indicators
• Higher timeframe bias

🎯 Trading Strategies

🔰 easy Strategy: Road Bounce Trading

Perfect for newcomers - uses both Road and Levels

1. 👀 Wait for price to touch the Price Action Road
2. 📊 Look for rejection/bounce at Road Level zones
3. 🎯 Enter in road direction
4. 🛡️ Stop loss beyond road and level
5. 💰 Take profit at next resistance/support level

⚖️ medium Strategy: Road Cross + Level Break

Combines road direction changes with level breaks

1. 📈 Identify road direction change
2. ⏰ Wait for price to cross road AND break a level
3. 🎯 Enter on pullback to road
4. 🔄 Use higher TF for bias
5. 📊 Combine with other features for confirmation

Strategy 1: Rejection Trading

Setup:

1. Wait for price to touch red or green level
2. Look for rejection candles (pins, hammers, engulfing)
3. Enter on confirmation candle
4. Target: Neutral gray level (80% probability)

Example Trade:

Price touches Green Level at 1.0850
Bullish pin bar forms
Enter: 1.0855
Stop: 1.0845 (below level)
Target 1: Gray level at 1.0880
Target 2: Red level at 1.0905

Strategy 2: Breakout Trading

Setup:

1. Price consolidates near level
2. Strong momentum candle breaks through
3. Retest of broken level
4. Continue in breakout direction

Risk Management:

• Tighter stops on breakouts
• Watch for false breaks
• Confirm with volume

Strategy 3: Range Trading

Setup:

1. Identify clear red/green boundaries
2. Buy at green, sell at red
3. Use gray level for partial profits
4. Repeat until range breaks

📊 Best Practices

✅ Do’s

• 📈 Trade WITH the road direction for higher win rates
• 🔄 Wait for clear curve changes before entering
• ⏰ Use multiple timeframes for confirmation
• 📊 Combine with other features like Support/Resistance Levels
• 🎯 Practice on demo before live trading

❌ Don’ts

• 🚫 Don’t trade against strong road curves (counter-trend)
• ⚠️ Don’t ignore sideways markets (flat road = wait)
• 🔄 Don’t change settings constantly (stick to one setup)
• 📉 Don’t rely on Road features alone (use multiple confirmations)
• 💸 Don’t risk more than 1-2% per trade

Timeframe Selection

M5-M15: Scalping

• Quick reactions at levels
• Tight stop losses
• Multiple trades per session

M30-H1: Day Trading

• More reliable signals
• Better risk:reward ratios
• Combine with sessions

H4-D1: Swing Trading

• Major Road zones
• Larger profit targets
• Hold through retracements

Confluence Factors

Road Levels work best with:

• Support/Resistance zones
• Fibonacci levels
• Session highs/lows
• Round numbers
• Action Levels (#Tony)

Risk Management

Position Sizing:

• Risk 1-2% per trade
• Smaller size in volatile markets
• Scale in at levels

Stop Loss Placement:

• Just beyond Road level
• Account for spreads
• Use ATR for buffer

Advanced Techniques

Multi-Timeframe Analysis

1. Higher TF Direction

   • H4/D1 for trend bias
   • Note major Road zones

2. Lower TF Execution

   • M5/M15 for entries
   • Precise level reactions

3. Confluence Alignment

   • Multiple timeframes agree
   • Stronger probability trades

Market Session Integration

London Session:

• Most reliable reactions
• Increased Road
• Clean level breaks

New York Session:

• Volatile reactions
• News-driven moves
• Wider stop requirements

Asia Session:

• Range-bound action
• Level-to-level trading
• Smaller positions

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Trading Errors

❌ Entering Too Early

• Wait for confirmation
• Don’t anticipate reactions
• Let price prove the level

❌ Ignoring Context

• Consider overall trend
• Check higher timeframes
• Respect news events

❌ Poor Stop Placement

• Too tight = premature exit
• Too wide = poor risk:reward
• Use market structure

Psychological Traps

• FOMO at level breaks
• Revenge trading failed signals
• Overtrading choppy markets
• Ignoring changing conditions

Performance Optimization

Backtesting Results

Historical win rates:

• Rejection trades: 78-82%
• Breakout trades: 65-70%
• Range trades: 72-75%

Improving Results

1. Filter Trades

   • Trade with trend
   • Avoid news times
   • Focus on major sessions

2. Combine Indicators

   • Add arrow confirmations
   • Use signal lines
   • Check multi-TF trend

3. Practice Discipline

   • Follow your rules
   • Track all trades
   • Review weekly

🎬 Video Tutorials

• 🎥 Price Action Basics: Learn the fundamentals of reading the road
• 📊 Multi-Timeframe Analysis: Master multi-TF road analysis
• 🎯 Live Trading Session: See the road in action

💬 Community

Join our Discord community to share your Price Action Road & Road Levels strategies and get help from other traders: Join Discord

FAQ

Q: Why do levels sometimes change? A: In SmoothRoad mode, levels adapt to new market data. Use SimpleRoad for fixed levels.

Q: Which pairs work best? A: Major pairs (EUR/USD, GBP/USD) and Gold show most reliable reactions.

Q: Can I use for crypto/stocks? A: Designed for forex, but principles apply. Test thoroughly first.

Q: How often should levels hit? A: Varies by volatility, typically 3-5 touches per session on M15.

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