I think I did talk about drawing trendlines briefly somewhere in the thread but here is another example.
EA H4 TF
The trendline is drawn opposite. A trendline for prices going up is drawn below. A trendline for prices going down is drawn above or up of the candles.
The picture above shows trendline for prices going up, A and downwards B.
At the top it shows price breaking the trendline.
Traditionally people traded breakouts from trendline. Its not as easy as just entering when prices break a trendline. Just trading breakouts on trendlines will not be profitable. We have to combine it with other signals. But when combined, it becomes a very very powerful tool.
EA H1 TF
The picture above shows the points that were used to draw the trendlines.
We need two points of LL or HH to be able to draw a trendline.
The more times a trendline tends to be tested the more valid it is. In other words, more bounces off the same line means a well drawn trendline. This is contra to what we read out there that more times a trendline is tested, the stronger it is.
It does not mean that the trendline is getting stronger and prices will not break it. Matter of fact a trendline that has been hit a few times is ripe to be broken.
EA H1 TF.
This picture shows the same chart and where we picked the entry upon the trendline breaking at the top and waiting for confirmation on H4 and D TF.
This entry gave 600 ++ pips. Plenty of opportunity to short.
Please note how entering at the moment trendline A is broken would not have been the best entry.
Again note how prices broke trendline B but did not shoot up as expected but started falling.
So dont trade just trendlines if one happens to form. Prices will still obey S & R areas.
Finally, wait for pullbacks. BPC.