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Trendlines are often a misleading form of trend analysis, and this chart actually illustrates why.
There is no single “correct” way to connect diagonal price points, because those connections are subjective and inconsistent.
Different analysts can draw different lines on the same chart and reach completely different conclusions. If one trendline doesn’t work, another is drawn.
Projecting those diagonal lines into the future as if they define trend direction, trend breaks, or meaningful support and resistance lacks logical grounding. Price does not respond to imagined diagonal boundaries.
At Master Trader Technical Strategies, we focus on what price actually respects — horizontal price levels, where real transactions occurred, and where supply and demand were previously proven. That is where markets make decisions.
Diagonal trendlines may serve as a loose “visual aid” reference, but when they become the basisfor conclusions or forecasts, they obscure the real message of price rather than clarify it.
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