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Introduction   Short pullbacks inside a move often end with the same footprint: two candles against the move, then one strong candle that wipes them out. The ...
Introduction   Buying the first close above a resistance is one of the most common ways to get trapped: many breakouts fail and price falls back into the range. A ...

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Introduction   Drawing trend lines by hand is subjective: two traders looking at the same chart rarely pick the same anchor points. Trend Line Methods (TLM) draws ...
Introduction   Markets alternate between contraction and expansion. A narrow range, a stretch of candles whose total range is smaller than anything seen recently, ...
Introduction   A breakout of a swing level is only half of the story: the other half is who pushed the price through it. Breakout Volume Delta draws the most ...
Introduction   A new high is not a signal. It is a question: is what happens next normal, or unusual? Most tools answer with a fixed number. Buy the 10% dip. Wait ...
Characteristics Market: Dow Jones Timeframe: 1H Direction: Long only This strategy combines a breakout above a 600-period moving average with a trend filter based on ...
Introduction A divergence screener is one of the least useful lists you can build. Divergences are common, they mean “momentum is no longer confirming ...
Introduction A Z-Score tells you how far the close sits from its own mean, measured in standard deviations. Most indicators built on one stop there: two standard ...
Introduction A new high is not a signal. It is a question: is what happens next normal, or unusual? Most tools answer with a fixed number. Buy the 10% dip. Wait for ...
Introduction Every range detector has the same problem, and it is not the one people think it is. The obvious problem is choosing a length. Set it to 20 and you find ...
Introduction Most divergence indicators stop where the interesting part begins. They find the divergence, draw the line, print an arrow, and leave you to decide what ...
The opening range is the oldest idea in intraday trading: whatever the market does in the first minutes of the session tends to define the boundaries of the day. Break ...
Introduction A wedge is one of those patterns everybody recognises on a printed chart and almost nobody can define. Two lines that get closer. Fine — but how much ...
Introduction A regression channel tells you where price sits relative to its own trend. A squeeze indicator tells you when volatility has compressed. Put the two ...
Support and resistance are the most universally watched levels in technical analysis, but drawing them by hand is subjective and slow. The Support and Resistance ...
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