The 45-Degree Rule for Healthy Trends
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This video provides a comprehensive tutorial on identifying market trends using trend lines, building on previous lessons about support and resistance. The instructor explains the three types of trends (uptrend, downtrend, sideways), emphasizes the importance of a 45-degree slope for a healthy trend, and demonstrates practical application on gold and Bitcoin charts. The video also covers breakout confirmations, warning against relying on small timeframes, and introduces technical patterns like the symmetrical triangle.
Market trend is the primary direction of the market (up or down). Identifying it is essential before trading and helps with technical patterns.
Uptrend consists of rising lows, downtrend consists of lower peaks, and sideways trend is horizontal. Two or more points are needed to draw a trend line.
A 100% accurate trend line has a 45-degree slope. Slopes closer to 90 degrees (vertical) are unhealthy and often followed by strong reversals.
Always trade with the trend. Ignoring the trend line is a common mistake; the trend helps build analysis and identify patterns.
True breakout confirmation requires at least a four-hour candle. Smaller timeframes like 15-minute or hourly candles are unreliable for confirming breakouts.
Technical analysis is never 100% certain. Correct drawing and analysis protect you by 80% or more; the remaining 20% is possibility that smart traders account for.
Start with the daily timeframe to identify the main trend, then move to four-hour and hourly charts to draw secondary trend lines. Larger timeframes are stronger.
A symmetrical triangle pattern formed by trend lines gives clues about future movement, usually a drop, but requires candlestick confirmation.
A false breakout occurs when price breaks a line but fails to confirm, often leading to a sharp reversal. Confirmation is key to avoid false signals.
What are the three types of market trends?
Uptrend, downtrend, and sideways trend.
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What is the slope of a 100% accurate trend line?
45 degrees.
08:58
What is the minimum timeframe for confirming a breakout?
The four-hour candle.
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What does an uptrend consist of?
Rising lows, each higher than the last.
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What is a healthy trend's slope range?
A 45-degree slope is 100% accurate; slopes closer to 90 degrees are unhealthy.
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What is a false breakout?
A price movement that breaks a line but fails to confirm, often leading to a sharp reversal.
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What pattern is formed by a rising wedge inside a large downward wave?
A symmetrical triangle.
27:03
Healthy Trend Slope
Provides a concrete, mathematical rule for evaluating trend strength, which is rarely taught so explicitly.
08:43Four-Hour Candle Minimum
A practical rule that prevents beginners from making costly mistakes on small timeframes.
15:12No 100% Certainty
Emphasizes the probabilistic nature of technical analysis, a key mindset for risk management.
17:44Symmetrical Triangle Pattern
Connects trend lines to broader technical patterns, showing how they work together in analysis.
27:03[00:02] market trend, meaning whether the market's primary direction is up or down. You can't ignore the market trend and just trade based on
[00:22] and resistance. So, identifying the market trend will be based on the concept of support and resistance, but you need to know the primary market trend before you trade. Also, identifying the market trend will help us
[00:36] with the technical patterns we'll discuss in upcoming lessons and videos. upcoming lessons and videos. It's a connected series, and you need to watch all the videos. This video today is very important for identifying the market trend, so pay close attention to every word I
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[04:45] If you're a beginner, click on the first link, which is the tutorial video. Let's get started so we don't first link, which is the tutorial video. Let's get started so we don't drag out the introduction too much. Okay, iPad, as usual. In the name of God, guys, we'll explain both the theory and the practical aspects on the computer, and we'll apply what we learned in the
[04:59] last video. This way, you'll learn more. There's also a question in the video about whether I can send you a laptop to start trading on, because many guys have been telling me they're trading on their phones. You can trade on your phone, but a laptop is definitely better. We have three types of trends.
[05:14] What is a trend? First, a trend is the direction of the market. It's about determining where the market is currently headed: is it going up, down, market. It's about determining where the market is currently headed: is it going up, down,
[05:30] assume this is the condition. This line is called an uptrend, This line is called an uptrend, meaning an upward trend or upward direction. Guys, an
[05:42] meaning an upward trend or upward direction. Guys, an upward trend is like this—remember this: it upward trend is like this—remember this: it consists of rising lows. These lows— you remember them from the support levels. Resistance is like drawing a support line, but slanted. Okay, how does the support line work? You
[05:57] draw it from the lows, but these lows aren't all at the same level like the support we studied in the last video. No, they're oriented upwards, so they're one on top of the other. We call them top of the other. We call them
[06:14] rising lows. Let's say you find a low, so you draw a line, and that's the trend line, which is the uptrend, meaning an upward trend. That's how the market works. I always tell you that drawing is just for explanation, and the chart is different. Now let's see it
[06:30] chart is different. Now let's see it practically. You get this line; we call it a downtrend, meaning a downward trend. It's made up of lower peaks, meaning peaks below
[06:45] of lower peaks, meaning peaks below each other, each peak lower than the next. An upward each other, each peak lower than the next. An upward trend is made up of consecutive lows, each one higher than the last. A downtrend is made up of consecutive peaks, each one lower than the last. Okay, so it looks like a
[07:01] one lower than the last. Okay, so it looks like a downtrend. Of course, like support and resistance, guys, downtrend. Of course, like support and resistance, guys, you only need to say two or more peaks to call it that. Two peaks below each other create a downtrend, which you can draw, but not on a
[07:14] you can draw, but not on a single peak. Similarly, an uptrend has two troughs, which you can't draw on a single trough. It's like the support and resistance we were drawing. We also have something and resistance we were drawing. We also have something called the market. Let's say you get two
[07:28] lines like this, formed by troughs and peaks; we formed by troughs and peaks; we
[07:58] call this the sideways trend. It's similar in appearance to support and resistance, but it identifies the market direction, not retracement points. Be aware that you're identifying the downward trend. If you don't see rising troughs or falling peaks, and they appear horizontally, we call this a horizontal trend. So, guys, trends are more about intuition than any fixed rule or law you can simply follow. I'll show you the more about intuition than any fixed rule or law you can simply follow. I'll show you the
[08:14] market direction yourself. You'll see how much easier it is in practice. Here's an important point: how much easier it is in practice. Here's an important point: write it down and underline it 50 times. Pay close attention to this, as most people make mistakes with it, especially beginners who are just starting out and beginning to draw trends and
[08:29] beginners who are just starting out and beginning to draw trends and learn. They don't have enough knowledge to distinguish a learn. They don't have enough knowledge to distinguish a healthy trend from an unhealthy one. A healthy trend healthy trend from an unhealthy one. A healthy trend means a clean, correct one. Let me
[08:43] means a clean, correct one. Let me explain. A healthy trend must be explain. A healthy trend must be horizontal and vertical. A horizontal and vertical. A 100% accurate trend has a
[08:58] 45-degree slope. Remember, in mathematics, this is a Remember, in mathematics, this is a 90-degree angle. The 90-degree angle is a right angle, and the slope of the line you draw on the chart must be 45 to be
[09:16] on the chart must be 45 to be 100% accurate. You can consider this a market trend line that you can rely on. 100% accurate. You can consider this a market trend line that you can rely on. The more the slope changes, the more accurate the The more the slope changes, the more accurate the
[09:33] trend becomes. The closer it gets to the 90-degree angle, the lower the 100% accuracy. For example, if you find this line at this point, it's no longer 100% accurate. If you find it at this point, it's now
[09:46] 80% accurate. If it's Sometimes you'll find the market suddenly jumping, for example, or
[10:00] you're in a trade and it suddenly drops. This movement happens a lot, but you can't consider it a trend.
[10:17] This is a zero-degree trend. We call it an unhealthy trend. Here, the market has moved in a way that's far from normal, something that doesn't make market has moved in a way that's far from normal, something that doesn't make sense or follow the sense or follow the basic technical analysis we're learning. The analysis
[10:30] tells you that the trend line should be 45 degrees. 45 degrees. This is 100% accurate. The lower the degree, the closer it gets to becoming a sideway trend. The
[10:47] closer it gets to becoming a sideway trend, the more it downtrend. I'm explaining all this to you to tell you this
[11:04] last piece of information: pay attention. Often, with an pay attention. Often, with an
[11:17] unhealthy rise or fall, the unhealthy trend is 90 degrees if it's upwards. Or, if it goes down, there will be a if it's upwards. Or, if it goes down, there will be a strong rebound. So, when you see a 90-point rise, it's unhealthy. Do n't think the market will keep going up. This is usually followed by a strong drop. Now, we look at the chart,
[11:34] and most of you know this. You'll see the chart suddenly drop and then suddenly rise, or suddenly rise and suddenly drop and then suddenly rise, or suddenly rise and then suddenly drop. We don't consider this a trend. This is considered an unhealthy rise or fall. You can't rely on this as a trend. In this
[11:48] rely on this as a trend. In this case, traders say it's a drop and a run. It means, "Just enter the trade, it's up, get out because it will go down afterward." So, don't be greedy and think the market is going to keep going. This is why this is helpful. There's a saying that goes, "The
[12:11] trend is your friend until you die." So, you should always go with the trend. Don't until you die." So, you should always go with the trend. Don't ignore the trend line. You enter to draw support ignore the trend line. You enter to draw support and resistance levels and enter trading. You have a trend line that you don't
[12:26] see as downward or upward. The trend is always your friend. always your friend. You need to know the direction of the market. The basic market direction is where you can never ignore the basic trend, and then you build your analysis on it. The trend helps you
[12:43] draw the technical patterns that we will talk about in the next lessons. Every technical patterns that we will talk about in the next lessons. Every drawing on the chart is a pattern, and every pattern has an interpretation, and drawing on the chart is a pattern, and every pattern has an interpretation, and this interpretation indicates that there will be an up
[12:58] or down movement after it. Okay, let's turn this off here and go to the computer. I'll go to our friend Traden, as usual. This is the let's turn this off here and go to the computer. I'll go to our friend Traden, as usual. This is the
[13:13] if you remember. Go to the hourly candle. Look, guys, do you remember when I drew these support and resistance lines for you? Look how beautiful they are. We were here when we drew them. It went down to the support, went up to the resistance, couldn't break through it, went down to the
[13:30] to the resistance, couldn't break through it, went down to the support, couldn't break it, went up and hugged the resistance line. I told you about the hugging too. Okay, let's finish with this line that we drew on the too. Okay, let's finish with this line that we drew on the hourly candle. If you remember, I told you this one is white.
[13:44] Look in the last video, I told you this line is white. I will draw it because this one is much less strong than the one white. I will draw it because this one is much less strong than the one above it. Why? Because the one above it, we drew it on the daily line, if you remember, the orange one, we put its color. I told you we'd
[14:00] draw this on the daily candle, so it would be very strong. It broke through and then stopped at the daily line. See? It's exactly as we defined and drew it, down to the
[14:12] millimeter. Look, go back to the previous video and see. Okay, how come here you want to say, "Never mind, a quick review of the previous video will help you too." You told me the videos are a bit long [laughs]. Now they'll write to me in the comments, "Brother, stop, the videos are getting too long." Okay, there's something I need to tell
[14:29] you, it's important. Look, guys, you can't be open. No, it's really important to be open. The open. No, it's really important to be open. The 15-minute candle is fine, and I'm waiting for confirmation that this one broke through the
[14:41] 15-minute candle is fine, and I'm waiting for confirmation that this one broke through the resistance line. Didn't I tell you that if a resistance line. Didn't I tell you that if a candle opens with its body and tail, it has broken through the resistance? But this candle doesn't have to be 15 minutes long. I forgot to tell you this in the
[14:54] previous video. Look, if you're waiting here analyzing, okay, this is it. Look, if you're waiting here analyzing, okay, this is it. Two candles opened and closed with their bodies and their tails above the resistance line, but the breakout wasn't confirmed. Why?
[15:12] Write this down for me. This sentence is very important. Underline it 500 times. Determining the very important. Underline it 500 times. Determining the true breakout and breakdown true breakout and breakdown depends on at least the
[15:28] four-hour candle. The current candle is stronger, but the hourly candle isn't enough. The minimum you can rely on for a breakout and a breakout of resistance and support is the
[15:42] breakout and a breakout of resistance and support is the four-hour candle. This is the minimum you can rely on. And four-hour candle. This is the minimum you can rely on. And then, the bigger the candle, the then, the bigger the candle, the more confirmed it becomes. When you go to the
[15:56] more confirmed it becomes. When you go to the hourly candle, the situation changes. Now, when you go to the four-hour candle, look where we are. Did you notice? The entire scenario that was happening in front of you was within this candle. Nothing has happened yet. The
[16:12] candle hasn't even closed yet on the four-hour chart. Now go to the daily chart. go to the daily chart. understand? I mean, you can't just open a position on the 15 candle and wait for
[16:29] confirmation. "Oh, look, it broke through! Now the market's going up! Open a trade!" Don't you dare! Many beginners make this mistake. You can't rely on small candles. Don't you dare! Don't you dare! Don't you dare! Don't you dare! Look at the 45, it's
[16:43] small candles. Don't you dare! Don't you dare! Don't you dare! Don't you dare! Look at the 45, it's different. The 30 is different. Okay, come here, look at these three minutes. See how many [laughs] confirmations? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
[16:56] confirmations? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Confirmation of a candle opening. God forbid! Don't you ever Confirmation of a candle opening. God forbid! Don't you ever do this in your life! Look here, look here! If it were a do this in your life! Look here, look here! If it were a four-hour candle, the market would have soared. But when you look
[17:08] at the four-hour chart, everything you saw is just this one candle. Look, all of this is just just this one candle. Look, all of this is just one candle. This is all happening here. It's just one candle, guys, on the four-hour chart. And this candle is still in its tail, so write this down. It's the smallest
[17:26] write this down. It's the smallest candle you can rely on to break support. Or breaking through resistance. The lowest candle is the four-hour candle. If it's higher, even better. So today's candle is more confirmed. And I'll say it again: write a sentence under it. There's nothing in technical analysis that's 100% certain. There are always things that
[17:44] move the market contrary to what you see. But when you draw your lines correctly and analyze correctly, you've protected yourself you draw your lines correctly and analyze correctly, you've protected yourself by 80% or more. The remaining 20% is a possibility that any
[17:56] smart and clever trader includes because without this possibility, you shouldn't trade. Okay, guys, this is the screenshot I'm taking for you. This is the screen from the day after I recorded the video.
[18:09] You see here, this is the second day after I recorded the video. So I wanted to take this screenshot of the four-hour candle when I told you here that the resistance is our main one, and this breakout wasn't a
[18:21] real breakout because the candle didn't close. Remember, this is the second day, and it's nighttime, so 24 hours have passed. Look what the market did. I just wanted to take this screenshot for you. I like to
[18:34] always keep you updated with all the developments and what's happening. You'll understand more and see more of what's happening in the market. You'll understand more and see more of what's happening in the market.
[18:49] because the video was delayed in editing. You see the time? It seems like every time I take too long to edit, I have to re- every time I take too long to edit, I have to re- record it for you. Remember when I told you that record it for you. Remember when I told you that if it can't break through the resistance and there's
[19:02] confirmation below it, then we'll likely have a strong market rebound? So look what happened. Here's our analysis of Bitcoin over three days. I managed to record it for you. Let's go
[19:16] draw the trend. Back to our topic. Okay, let's try it trend. Back to our topic. Okay, let's try it on gold. What do you think? Good for gold. Come on, yes, here's where all hell breaks loose. on gold. What do you think? Good for gold. Come on, yes, here's where all hell breaks loose. I'm analyzing it. Here's
[19:31] my analysis on gold. Wow, look at it down to the millimeter! Okay, let's remove them or open another one for gold. Okay, let's leave the analysis. It's a shame I worked hard on it.
[19:56] first you take the main trend line. You start from the daily timeframe, which is the candlestick for today. Why? Because when we drew the support and resistance... We start today by drawing the big lines, which are the strongest. So now we want to draw the general trend. I look at it, I go back, and here's all of gold's history in front of me. Do
[20:13] go back, and here's all of gold's history in front of me. Do you see the general trend? Is it rising you see the general trend? Is it rising or falling? Some people come and do this, they go in here, like or falling? Some people come and do this, they go in here, like four hours, then
[20:25] go back. Oh no, look, the trend is falling! No, pay attention, there's a big view. First, you have to falling! No, pay attention, there's a big view. First, you have to take a good look at the market. Let's
[20:41] general trend is that the last thing made a bend, and so on. The general trend is the market rising. Look, we take this line. This line turns green immediately. The
[20:58] rising trend is always green, the falling trend is red. Let's agree on this. We took this bottom with these. See how many there are? I
[21:11] see in front of you? This is the main trend, the main direction of gold. See how it's moving so that it appears like this to you. Glory be to God! This was So, gold is moving up here,
[21:25] God! This was So, gold is moving up here, then it moved like this. Okay, so there's a high probability it will then it moved like this. Okay, so there's a high probability it will high probability it will respect it here because this is the main line, like the support and resistance lines
[21:42] main line, like the support and resistance lines on today's candle that we drew together. on today's candle that we drew together. Okay, now let's move to the four-hour chart. On the four-hour chart, the situation is different. You see, we have an upward
[22:08] inside the main main line. You see, if it goes back like this, why did we create trend lines for you? They're useful for technical patterns later. Look, now I have a main line and inside it is a secondary upward line. I'll draw it too. This line is inside the
[22:23] main line. There's a main line and a secondary line inside it. This line broke here in this area. It broke, This line broke here in this area. It broke, meaning there's another line that the
[22:35] meaning there's another line that the price will still respect. It's not just one line. You can't just draw this one and that's it. If it broke, it means the market is going down. Do you understand what I mean? My point is correct, so we go back here and take this line of ours, which is the sub-line. We see if there's any break on it here. I move it a
[22:51] sub-line. We see if there's any break on it here. I move it a little closer to our lows, the rising lows I told you about. We draw it back like this. The important thing is that there isn't a single closing candle below it. Even these two candles, you see, there wasn't a complete close or a break here. There was a complete close and a
[23:10] complete close or a break here. There was a complete close and a break of this line. But do I forget this? No, break of this line. But do I forget this? No, I draw it as a sub-line. I draw it as a sub-line. Okay, an upward trend. Now, since I have a break of this line here,
[23:23] I have a downward trend here. So I draw a line here. See, these are the two have a downward trend here. So I draw a line here. See, these are the two highest values in all of gold. These, guys, are the two
[23:35] highest values in all of gold. These, guys, are the two highest peaks gold has ever reached. See, these are very important. So this line on the four- hour chart is very important for me to draw on these two hour chart is very important for me to draw on these two values. See what I immediately put in red? Didn't I
[23:52] values. See what I immediately put in red? Didn't I tell you? They are consecutive peaks. This is one peak, and this is the second. See a third one? No. So, this line This line is very important, and remember it. Like I always tell you, usually remember. Now, if you go back through the entire history of gold, these are the two highest
[24:08] if you go back through the entire history of gold, these are the two highest peaks it reached. This is the most important line. When it reached the first peaks it reached. This is the most important line. When it reached the first peak and bounced back at this minor upward trend line, and then touched it again, it made a second peak below it. You see, a peak above and a peak below it. So, there's a high probability that we'll see a
[24:25] You see, a peak above and a peak below it. So, there's a high probability that we'll see a third peak. So, this line is important to draw. Okay, I have another line on the four-hour chart before
[24:37] we move to another candle. I'll draw it in white, and I want you to name it for me in the comments. The person who makes the best comment will win a laptop.
[24:51] Okay, I'll draw it in white so you can tell me what it's called. Okay, what is this white line? Pay attention, I don't care if you tell me it's upward or downward. You have to name it for me. For example, there's a main upward line and a minor upward line, a main downward
[25:06] line and a minor downward line. You have to write it for me. You have to tell me this is such and such a line. I'll give you some time. [Laughs] Okay, let's color it red first because this is a minor downtrend line. This line is a sub-line of
[25:21] minor downtrend line. This line is a sub-line of this one. See how many peaks there are? One, two, three, four, this one. See how many peaks there are? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. If it gets closer like this... five, six, seven. If it gets closer like this... See these peaks? They're all consecutive peaks, each one
[25:34] See these peaks? They're all consecutive peaks, each one lower than the last. lower than the last. So this is a minor downtrend line of this one. Okay, now let So this is a minor downtrend line of this one. Okay, now let 's go to the
[25:47] 's go to the hourly candle. See, guys, the chart is starting to narrow down in front of us. See what's happening now? Okay, see the price is holding steady. This Okay, see the price is holding steady. This downtrend line is very good. And here we have more peaks.
[26:02] Let's take this line, for example, on the hourly candle. This is another sub-line within this one, but this one is This is another sub-line within this one, but this one is on the hourly candle. And the larger the timeframe, the stronger it becomes. Let's make it thin, like this. Okay, the larger the line, as
[26:19] Okay, the larger the line, as we said, the stronger it is. with me, this is the last one. Wait a minute, I know. You see this small rising line that appeared inside? I call it a
[26:36] resin wedge, meaning a rising wedge, but a small rising wedge inside a large downward wave. That's why I taught you to draw the large lines first, then move on to the smaller ones. You can't trade based on this while
[26:49] move on to the smaller ones. You can't trade based on this while ignoring the lines. What's the point of what we learned today? Or why did we even learn it? See, for example, this resin wedge, learn it? See, for example, this resin wedge, along with all of this, creates a
[27:03] technical pattern in front of us called a symmetrical triangle. It's called a symmetrical triangle, symmetrical triangle, or a symmetrical triangle in Arabic. This pattern indicates something; it gives you clues about either a rise or a fall, but it's usually a
[27:19] fall. There's nothing certain until we get confirmation from a candlestick, either above or below this line. candlestick, either above or below this line. But the pattern that appeared in front of us is a symmetrical But the pattern that appeared in front of us is a symmetrical triangle. See? This is what the green line is like. And
[27:34] triangle. See? This is what the green line is like. And this clip I'm recording for you, two days after the recording. See how much time it takes now? I'm editing it and it's coming to you now. This was on the 15th of the month when I filmed today, the 17th. What I was saying now is that this pattern came up while
[27:50] I was producing it. It gives you indications of either a drop or an rise, but it's mostly a drop. There's nothing certain, but it's mostly a drop because of this pattern. The price of gold was 45. When this video was released, we went
[28:05] When this video was released, we went to the trading platform where it was at 4045. So here to the trading platform where it was at 4045. So here I told you when it was at 4045 and I told you when it was at 4045 and then dropped to 3965. That means it
[28:19] then dropped to 3965. That means it n't mean that's it. When I said it would drop, it doesn't mean that gold will collapse. No,
[28:33] we're already using the four-hour candle. So if you go to the hourly candle, that's So if you go to the hourly candle, that's enough for you to take your trade and exit. Okay, I'll put this pattern in front of you here, and in the following lessons we'll learn about many
[28:49] patterns. These technical patterns help you enter your trades. There are continuation patterns and other enter your trades. There are continuation patterns and other patterns. This is a reversal technical pattern. patterns. This is a reversal technical pattern. We call it neutral because there's a possibility of both an upward and downward movement.
[29:04] Of course, our analysis wasn't 100% accurate, but that's how we perceived the prediction. analysis wasn't 100% accurate, but that's how we perceived the prediction. This is just a diagram for explanation, to This is just a diagram for explanation, to help you understand what you can learn from these
[29:19] lines later and why we're learning them one by one. We're starting with technical patterns, and we have a starting with technical patterns, and we have a vast ocean of them. So, when you draw support and resistance lines correctly, vast ocean of them. So, when you draw support and resistance lines correctly, and draw your lines correctly—let's stop here for a moment—
[29:33] and draw your lines correctly—let's stop here for a moment— when you draw support and resistance lines when you draw support and resistance lines correctly, and draw trend lines, and correctly, and draw trend lines, and correctly identify the main market trend, and understand the technical pattern you've created, and know
[29:45] where the market might be heading, and what the confirmations are for upward and downward movements, and calculate your what the confirmations are for upward and downward movements, and calculate your profit and loss, you'll be following an profit and loss, you'll be following an 80% safe plan with proper management.
[29:59] This means not entering into a trade that's too large compared to your capital. Regarding breakouts and breaches of trend lines, trend lines, like support and resistance, I won't explain them all again.
[30:12] and resistance, I won't explain them all again. I'll show you them on the chart, but first, let's I'll show you them on the chart, but first, let's explain them. Come here, these are the technical patterns. I don't want you to learn them now, I mean, I don't want you to put pressure on yourself. There are full videos on them, but I'm explaining to
[30:25] full videos on them, but I'm explaining to you why we got here, because we know how to draw the lines you why we got here, because we know how to draw the lines and put the correct market direction. Okay, we have a false breakout too, the same topic as support and resistance. We don't want to explain it too much, but we'll review it little by little. This is a false
[30:41] want to explain it too much, but we'll review it little by little. This is a false breakout. What is a false breakout? I told you about it in the last lesson, which was about liquidity sag, which is the withdrawal of liquidity. Here, there was
[30:54] liquidity sag, which is the withdrawal of liquidity. Here, there was confirmation of the breakout. Look at what confirmation of the breakout. Look at what happened to the chart. See? Here, there was a real breakout of this line. See how many times gold couldn't break this line. See? When there was confirmation here and it
[31:09] break this line. See? When there was confirmation here and it broke, there was a strong, sharp drop in the market. See the broke, there was a strong, sharp drop in the market. See the drop that happened? Look, guys, the drop. Hey, guys, I wanted to record this again for you because I realized while I was producing that I forgot to tell
[31:24] because I realized while I was producing that I forgot to tell you when I told you to delete this. When I told you that the unhealthy drop or rise, I meant something like this. See? I mean, you can't just take a line like this and tell me, "This is a downward trend for the market," for example.
[31:41] See these? These are the peaks. See how it's crossed out with three dots so you can see it. This is what I was telling you about. The unhealthy trend I mentioned is that after a reversal, you can't consider it a trend. You can't
[31:53] assume gold will stay down forever like this. Do you understand what I mean? down forever like this. Do you understand what I mean? See, this will become a 90-degree angle, like I explained at the beginning of the video. This example was meant to be given, but I forgot. This is called an
[32:07] was meant to be given, but I forgot. This is called an unhealthy decline. Okay, let's continue here. This is a false breakout, a false breakout, a unhealthy decline. Okay, let's continue here. This is a false breakout, a false breakout, a false breakout for the CODETI SWIP LEACH. See it? The best part is the confirmation we have here. See,
[32:19] SWIP LEACH. See it? The best part is the confirmation we have here. See, this line, which is actually a branch of this line, hasn't been broken yet. This is the line that gold will eventually respect.
[32:31] Take a screenshot and look at it. But I want you to learn. Many people are sending me screenshots of their profits, taking any trades based on my analysis. I'm not doing this so you can take analysis. I'm not doing this so you can take trades from me. I want you to start
[32:46] analyzing. See? Okay. So, the more experience and knowledge you gain, the more I'll support you, God willing. experience and knowledge you gain, the more I'll support you, God willing. God is always with this channel and I will continue to advise you and teach you from my mistakes and from everything I have learned in this
[33:01] field so that you may reach a good stage, God willing, and be able to rely on yourselves in trading. This video is enough for now, and I've also given you a glimpse of the upcoming videos and the artistic styles and how they
[33:13] can benefit you. In the upcoming videos, we will talk about artistic styles that are very useful in trading. If you benefited from this video, leave a nice comment because I will read all your comments. Good luck, because I will read all your comments. Good luck, peace. Yeah.
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