Trading with the trend. As an option to form a global triangle.
It is not particularly important where the asset will go if you are trading with a trend. Do not ever try to buy something cheaper and sell more expensive! This is the lot of hamsters. You need to wait for confirmation of the trend and work on it.
A trend is a visually determined rise or fall in price.
Trend types
Upward (bullish) - the market is growing;
Descending (bearish) - the market is falling;
Flat (horizontal, side) - no trend - movement is observed in the horizontal range.
Trend line support and resistance is a universal tool for the trader.
A trend line is a straight line connecting at least two price peaks on a graph of a currency (asset). It should also be noted that within the development of the main trend going along the same line, many secondary trends can be formed, which are formed along additional trend lines.
Trend lines can be used to find and confirm trends. A trend line connects at least 2 price points on a chart and usually extends forward to determine areas of support and resistance. The positive slope lines, which have price support action, show that overall demand is growing. If the price action is above this line, we observe a “bullish trend”. Negative slopes, which show resistance to price action, show that the net number of offers is increasing. If the price movement remains below this line, we observe a “bearish trend”.
The price usually repeats the sloping trend line several times until it stops, and at this point a trend change can occur. The more points you can connect, the stronger the trend line becomes.
The trend line is relevant until the price breaks it in the direction opposite to the current trend. Showing thereby the end of the current trend.
There are trends and work on different timeframes.