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The Basics of Technical Analysis
Drawing Trendlines

The basic trendline is one of the simplest technical tools employed by the trader, and is also one of the most valuable in any type of technical trading.

For an up trendline to be drawn, there must be at least two low points in the graph where the 2nd low point is higher than the first.

A price low is the lowest price reached during a counter trend move.




Drawing Trendlines will help to determine when a trend is changing



Trendlines show support boundaries under prices. These boundaries may be used as buying areas.



Temporary trendline penetrations are not as significant as a close beyond the trendline.

Trend Analysis and Timing

Markets don't move straight up and down. The direction of any market at any time is either Bullish (Up), Bearish (Down), or Neutral (Sideways). Within those trends, markets have countertrend (backing & filling) movements. In a general sense "Markets move in waves", and in order to make money, a trader must catch the wave at the right time.




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