Mapping Lab
How a mapping session unfolds
A repeatable process used across every Cloud Sphere session so workshops, clinics, and mentorship share one vocabulary for levels.
Support and resistance mapping here means answering four questions with evidence: Where did price react more than once? Was the reaction a line or a zone? What would invalidate the idea? How many levels can this chart honestly carry?
Indicators stay secondary. Structure and reaction history come first.
See available sessionsStep 01
Collect reactions
Scan for clustered touches, not every wick. Note the timeframe and the session conditions when reactions occurred.
Step 02
Choose form
Decide line versus zone. Set width from anchors you can defend — opens, closes, or overlapping wicks — not from aesthetics.
Step 03
Write invalidation
State the close, wick, or hold period that ends the idea. Without this, the map is decoration.
Step 04
Prune the chart
Keep the levels that still earn space. Merge overlaps. Remove orphans that never earned a second reaction.
Practice
Ready to map with supervision?
Join a Support & Resistance Mapping Session or request a private review of the levels you already draw.
Request a mapping seat