One-Sided Broadening Pattern | Pure Price Action Storytelling🔹 White Line: Captures the expanding higher-high resistance zone — part of the broader one-sided broadening pattern. Each new high is breaching the prior, giving the top side its expanding identity.
🔹 Horizontal Zone (Red to Green Shift): What once acted as a strong supply zone now flipped to a demand zone — price has respected this region multiple times, marking its evolution.
🔹 Red Line: A clean Counter-Trendline (CT) containing multiple touches, recently broken.
🔹 Yellow Line: A hidden diagonal resistance — tight and respected — offering another layer of confluence.
🔹 Green Dotted Line: Subtle hidden support built over time — watch how the structure was reacting along this line.
🔹 Orange Line: Marks wick-based rejection from a recent swing — subtle but clear evidence of supply exhaustion on that specific level.
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Chartstructure
RTNPOWER – A Classic Price Action Study Around Major Trendlines🟦 Dotted Blue Line
Represents the main counter trendline, stretched over a significant duration. Price has currently pushed above it, but the weekly candle is still open.
⬜ White Line (Hidden CT)
A hidden resistance line, drawn from key lower highs. Price is currently reacting near this line — acting as a logical area where sellers might test control ( for my setups )
🟨 Yellow Zones
These levels highlight higher lows, a sign of evolving structure. These bases often add context to the strength behind a breakout move.
🔴 Red Line (MTF Resistance)
Plotted from historical monthly rejection zones — a crucial area for confluence and reaction.
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Support Flips, Trendline Snaps — Weekly Chart Speaks!A counter-trendline breakout (white line) is underway on the Weekly Time Frame (WTF), supported by strong structural confluences:
🔹 Pattern size is substantial, with price consolidating for several months before breakout.
🔹 The yellow zone represents a prior support, which later broke down — now acting as a resistance-turned-breakout zone, a classic supply flip.
🔹 Recent breakout candle shows strength, emerging after taking support from the 200 DEMA, reinforcing the base.
🔹 MTF resistance (dashed yellow line) is marked — remains the next significant obstacle on higher timeframes.
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Price Action Case Study: Weekly Price action chart of SIGACHI 🔹 Key Structural Elements:
-White Solid Line: Primary Counter-Trendline (CT) connecting multiple swing highs, acting as dynamic resistance over several months.
-White Dotted Lines: Hidden supply lines derived from intermediary highs, often acting as secondary resistance.
-Yellow Lines: Higher timeframe resistance zones (MTF) — offering confluence markers for potential supply zones ahead.
🔹Volume Expansion:
The breakout candle is supported by significant volume (~36M), indicating strong participation. Volume here acts as a confirmation trigger, suggesting institutional interest or broad-based buying.
🔹Structure:
The breakout occurs after an extended consolidation and a series of higher lows.
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Things to Remember while Trading with the Trend
1. Know what the trend is.
2. The best trades are made in the direction of the trend.
3. Assume that the main trendline or moving average will hold.
4. The longer the moving average is, the better it defines the trend.
5. Wait for the pullback.
6. Don’t chase the market.
7. Don’t fight the market.
8. Even in the strongest trends there should be some retracement.
9. The closer the market is to the trendline, the better the risk/reward ratio is.
10. Use ADX to determine the strength of the trend.
11. Higher the level of ADX , the stronger the trend, below 20 consider the market to be choppy
12. Hold trades longer in a strong trend.
13. Wait for confirmation of a trendline breaking before reversing position.
14. Know where the Support levels are.
15. Place stops outside the Support levels.
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