I don't know if you're saying you don't really know or are joking, but I'll explain it once to avoid this or that.
Drawing two uptrends or downtrends at an important support and resistance level is a very normal thing in technical analysis. I don't understand why people judge this. I consider people like that to be people who don't follow PTKT or don't know about PTKT, so I don't pay attention to those people who criticize them. Even MM still has to measure the buying and selling force in important Key areas so that it can still drive the price. If you want to predict the price in one direction, it will soon burn out... Instead of trying to choose, observe the price reaction in the Key areas. There to see if the sharks want to play up or down so they can play accordingly, if you can't guess? It's okay, if you're not sure about anything, don't participate in trading that match. If you miss one wave, no one will die. If you can't guess MM's intention, there's not a high win rate, so don't participate. Ok?
And you want only one direction? I did exactly 12/12 consecutive strokes in a single direction and that's it. Technical analysis is very simple, nothing fancy, on a large frame, find important price zones, then draw a few trends that are likely to occur in that price zone, then wait for smaller frames. When running price, look for the absolute Entry point. Entries with short STL will be issued into orders. The waves on the small frame will gradually complete the small waves. From the small waves, inferences will be put together to choose the correct trend on the large frame.
There is no way to get exactly one shot on a large frame. The only method is DCA on a large frame.
I feel like it's too logical for me to do that, and sure enough. If anyone is more talented than my method, I would like to listen to it.
Confirm that you have passed 12 consecutive correct strokes. And now it will come together to follow the black arrow in this picture that I drew on March 14 on the large frame D1. Simply put, that's it.
