Time at Price

How Draconic reads it

Time at price reframes support and resistance from a visual concept to a participatory one. A level where price has spent 15% of the session's time is fundamentally different from a level touched once for thirty seconds. Extended time creates a value area; the market has repeatedly confirmed this price as fair. Brief visits create reference points: the market passed through but didn't stay. For stop placement, this distinction matters significantly. Stops below extended-time zones are less likely to be swept by routine noise; the zone has absorbed substantial activity and is unlikely to give way to a thin liquidity sweep. Stops below brief-visit levels have no such protection.