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Structural Demand Zones

Definition

Structural demand zones are specific price ranges on an asset’s chart where significant buying interest is consistently observed, forming a robust area of support. These zones are established by historical price action, often corresponding to previous resistance levels that have been broken and retested, or areas where large volumes of transactions occurred. They represent psychological and technical barriers where market participants are likely to step in and purchase, preventing further price declines. Identifying these zones is crucial for technical analysis.