#BTC# "Can't understand my indicator? It's actually much simpler than you think!"
Many people feel overwhelmed when they first see this chart, filled with signals, but it's really not that complicated. As long as you focus on one core aspect: the color of the trend lines.
For example, in this Kaito chart, the blue trend line represents the bullish trend, while the red trend line represents the bearish trend. As long as you follow the color signals, you won't go too far off. In the bottom left corner of the chart, the green marker indicates a buy signal, followed by a rebound; although there are a few "sell" signals in the middle, the trend line remains blue, indicating an overall bullish sentiment. The key point is the second occurrence of a buy signal combined with a rising trend line, which presents a standard "bullish second stage" entry opportunity. Similarly, as the top area starts to turn red and the trend line becomes bearish, after the sell signal appears, the pullback becomes apparent. Once the highs and lows change, the continuation of the trend color is crucial for determining the direction.
This indicator is not about how dense the signals are when used correctly, but how it guides you to follow the trend during the main market phase. Do you think it can make another wave now? Come share your thoughts in the comments! 👉 For those who want to experience this trend indicator, click on my profile to receive it directly, it's really not complicated and easy to understand at a glance.
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#BTC# "Can't understand my indicator? It's actually much simpler than you think!"
Many people feel overwhelmed when they first see this chart, filled with signals, but it's really not that complicated. As long as you focus on one core aspect: the color of the trend lines.
For example, in this Kaito chart, the blue trend line represents the bullish trend, while the red trend line represents the bearish trend. As long as you follow the color signals, you won't go too far off. In the bottom left corner of the chart, the green marker indicates a buy signal, followed by a rebound; although there are a few "sell" signals in the middle, the trend line remains blue, indicating an overall bullish sentiment. The key point is the second occurrence of a buy signal combined with a rising trend line, which presents a standard "bullish second stage" entry opportunity. Similarly, as the top area starts to turn red and the trend line becomes bearish, after the sell signal appears, the pullback becomes apparent. Once the highs and lows change, the continuation of the trend color is crucial for determining the direction.
This indicator is not about how dense the signals are when used correctly, but how it guides you to follow the trend during the main market phase. Do you think it can make another wave now? Come share your thoughts in the comments! 👉 For those who want to experience this trend indicator, click on my profile to receive it directly, it's really not complicated and easy to understand at a glance.