#educational_post it’s funny to look at the various “fun drawing” drawings in those analysis. The smart money strategy is based mainly on technical analysis, but what is technical analysis? In short, the state of indicators based on transactions with an asset for a certain time - minute, hour, week, month. Determining the further movement of an asset depends on the attitude of long-term holders (yes, yes, including whales) towards it. Positive and negative news awaken or, on the contrary, reduce interest in purchasing an asset; this is subsequently recorded on the chart by the number of purchases and sales over a certain period of time (it is advisable to use Japanese candlesticks or Heiken-ashi). On their basis, smart money implements various formation figures that make it possible to predict the further movement of an asset based on past observations of similar situations. But this never gives a 100% guarantee; any news can disrupt the formation and as a result, instead of a flag, you will get another sideways move (for example). . . I want to say, the simpler your strategy, the better. There is no point in taking 100,500 indicators and drawing 10,000 lines on minute charts. You will confuse yourself.