GME Support and Resistance Levels
Daily day-trade levels for GameStop, published after each US close. The prior session’s levels are out, along with what price actually did around them.
Most recent GME session, October 30, 2026
GME opened at 23.63, dipped below the 23.41 pivot to a low of 23.38, then reclaimed it and ran up to tag 23.95, with a high of 24.09, then ended up closing at 24.01. Finishing the trading session up 1.61% intraday and up 2.87% overall.
The full plan for this sessionWhat GME is
GME (GameStop). Levels come from the regular 9:30am to 4:00pm ET session.
GME specifications
- Plan
- Active Traders
- Type
- Stock or ETF
- Session
- 9:30am to 4:00pm ET
How to use the GME levels
Each plan lists a pivot, the level nearest the last price, with resistance levels above and support levels below. Draw the levels on your chart before the US open. The pivot is the first price to watch: holding above the pivot keeps the resistance levels in play, and losing the pivot points at the support levels.
The levels come from the regular session, 9:30am to 4:00pm ET, so they describe the hours when most GME volume trades. The recap above shows how price behaved around the last session’s levels, told from that session’s pivot.
The glossary defines every term in a plan, and the sample plan walks through one real session from the levels to the close. Every GME plan is on the GME plans page.
Recent GME sessions
How price behaved around the levels published for each session.
GME opened at 23.24, broke above the 23.38 pivot and ran up to tag 23.63, with a high of 23.78, then ended up closing at 23.34. Finishing the trading session up 0.43% intraday and up 0.00% overall.
GME opened at 23.73, popped above the 23.89 pivot to a high of 24.04, then lost it and ran through every support level down to 23.50, and kept going to a low of 23.31, then ended up closing at 23.34. Finishing the trading session down 1.64% intraday and down 2.30% overall.
GME opened at 24.82, broke below the 24.81 pivot and ran through every support level down to 24.45, and kept going to a low of 23.78, then ended up closing at 23.89. Finishing the trading session down 3.75% intraday and down 3.79% overall.
GME opened at 25.34, popped above the 25.37 pivot to a high of 25.61, then lost it and ran through every support level down to 24.81, and kept going to a low of 24.68, then ended up closing at 24.83. Finishing the trading session down 2.01% intraday and down 2.13% overall.
GME opened at 26, stayed under the 26.31 pivot and dropped to tag 25.94, with a low of 24.61, then ended up closing at 25.37. Finishing the trading session down 2.42% intraday and down 3.61% overall.
GME opened at 26.39, popped above the 26.48 pivot to a high of 26.86, then lost it and dropped to tag 26.14, with a low of 25.95, then ended up closing at 26.32. Finishing the trading session down 0.27% intraday and down 0.57% overall.
GME opened at 25.73, stayed under the 26.48 pivot and pushed to a high of 26.48, then ended up closing at 26.47. Finishing the trading session up 2.88% intraday and up 0.11% overall.
GME opened at 26.65, popped above the 26.80 pivot to a high of 27.16, then lost it and ran through every support level down to 26.40, and kept going to a low of 26.15, then ended up closing at 26.44. Finishing the trading session down 0.79% intraday and down 1.53% overall.
Common questions
- What are the GME trading hours?
- The regular session runs 9:30am to 4:00pm ET. The levels here come from that window, when most of the volume trades.
- When are GME levels published?
- Pro gets the levels after the US close, usually by about 5:00pm ET, for the next session. Everyone gets the levels 5 minutes before the open.
- Are these GME levels on the Observer plan?
- Yes, from 5 minutes before the open, together with a breakdown of how price traded around the last session's levels. Pro gets the levels about 1 hour after the close, with touches and volume at every level.
- How are the GME levels calculated?
- From price structure on the regular session, so the levels describe the hours most traders actually trade. Prices where the market repeatedly turned are grouped into levels.
Educational information only. Not financial advice. Objective market structure and levels only. You make and own your trades.