Daily Market Map
The published collection of Key Zones and reference values for a selected symbol and trading session. Current means the newest published map available in KeyLevel IQ.
LEARN · QUICK REFERENCE
Key Zone Quick Reference
Keep the core Daily Market Map terms and observation concepts in one place while you use KeyLevel IQ.
CORE PRINCIPLEThe zone identifies where to pay attention. It does not tell you what price must do.
Observe the response, use your own setup and confirmation process, and define risk before acting.
MAP TERMS
Read the map
Key Zone
A predefined published market-reference area. A zone may appear as a price range or a single published value. Treat it as an area to monitor, not an automatic trade signal.
Reference
A published market-reference value used to organize location and context. It is not a guaranteed target, reversal point, entry, or exit.
Upper Zone
A published area on the upper side of the Daily Market Map. Traders may monitor how price behaves as it approaches or trades around the area; the label does not guarantee resistance.
Lower Zone
A published area on the lower side of the Daily Market Map. Traders may monitor how price behaves as it approaches or trades around the area; the label does not guarantee support.
Current / Recent Sessions
Current shows the newest published Daily Market Map. Recent-session buttons are historical references for reviewing prior maps and price behavior.
PRICE BEHAVIOR
Describe what price is doing
Reaction
An observable change in price behavior around a published area. A reaction can be brief and does not by itself prove a lasting reversal.
Rejection
Price tests or enters an area, fails to establish sustained trade through it, and begins moving away. Rejection must be demonstrated by price behavior rather than assumed from the zone label.
Acceptance
Price establishes more sustained trade in, through, or on the new side of an area instead of producing a clean rejection. Acceptance can change the working interpretation.
Continuation
Price keeps moving after a break or acceptance. Continuation is one possible outcome, not a guaranteed result.
Retest
A later return to an area that price previously tested or crossed. The response on the retest can add information about whether price is holding on one side of the area.
No Clear Response
Price chops, rotates, or trades through an area without a clean rejection or acceptance signal for the trader's process. Waiting or doing nothing is a valid outcome.
DECISION PROCESS
Keep the interpretation separate from the trade decision
Zone-to-Zone Context
Using the next published area to organize where attention goes next after price leaves a zone. The next zone is a reference, not a required destination.
Confirmation
The trader's own evidence or setup requirements for acting. KeyLevel IQ supplies market-reference areas; it does not define a customer's personal entry trigger.
Invalidation
The trader's own condition for deciding that a trade idea or setup is no longer valid. It should be defined separately from the existence of a Key Zone.
Risk Plan
The trader's own rules for position size, maximum loss, exits, leverage, and acceptable risk. Published zones do not determine how much risk is appropriate.
FIVE-STEP REMINDER
- Read the map. Confirm symbol, session, and nearby published areas.
- Know the zone. Identify the area before price reaches it.
- Observe the response. Rejection, acceptance, continuation, retest, or no clear response.
- Update the interpretation. Do not stay attached to the first reaction if behavior changes.
- Define your risk. Your plan determines whether you act, wait, or do nothing.
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