How To Forecast Sideways Market

 

In order to successfully identify a sideways trading market, you will have to first find the levels of support and resistance. These two levels are virtual lines on the chart that seem to contain the price movement. When the chart reaches resistance it bounces down, and when it reaches support — up. - https://paxforex.com/forex-blog/how-predict-sideways-market

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