Jesse Rogers explains why swing highs and lows fail as trading signals on their own. In uptrends, old swing highs become support levels, and pullbacks to those points offer high-probability entry opportunities when they align with market structure.
Swing highs and lows fail you because you choose the wrong ones. The problem is that you look for every swing high and low and this means that you treat every point of structure as an area where the market is likely to reverse. And this simply just doesn't work. Here is what works. Instead you only trade swing points that align with market structure. Meaning if the market is making higher highs and higher lows, then you're in an uptrend. In an uptrend, old swing highs become support. These are the levels where buyers previously stepped in with enough force to push the market higher. So when price pulls back to a previous swing high, you're not looking at just any level. You're looking at a level where buyers already prove they're in control and good traders look at this as a buying opportunity. So when price bounces to old swing highs, especially if aggressive moves happen to push through them, these can be some of the best opportunities that you'll find. Now save this video so you can study this again and again.
