While studying chart analysis, I always feel "Is this right?" no see.
These questions are felt even if you are an expert in chart analysis.
Therefore, I think that the effort to resolve these questions is at the end of the chart analysis.
In order to resolve these questions, it is to find the reason or basis for the contents of my analysis.
If you can find or say the reasons or grounds for why these results can be produced, even if the chart analysis is incorrect as a result, the analysis can be considered complete.
This is a limitation of chart analysis.
Find the reason or rationale for chart analysis!!!
In fact, this concept is quite difficult to establish.
This is because they end up giving up on studying charts because they fall into double thoughts of what can be used as a basis for chart analysis and whether this basis is also a correct judgment.
I too went through this same process.
What I felt was that no matter what analysis technique is used, it must be used with only the core of the analysis technique.
Even if you use Elliot Wave Theory, various pattern techniques, and methods for finding various trend lines or support and resistance points, you must use or analyze only the most essential elements to quickly escape from this dilemma.
For example, when interpreting the RSI indicator, there are all kinds of interpretations.
All of these interpretation methods are likely to fall into a trap themselves, so you should use only the most important information, namely the overbought or oversold zone.
The rest of the interpretation method is not needed.!!!!
This is because chart analysis cannot be completed with only one indicator or one analysis tool.
Therefore, for those who want to start studying charts or those who have been studying charts but have not made progress, I recommend that you first check what the core of all the techniques I am using is.