Technical analysis is all about hindsight (even Dow Theory) — the reason why pattern recognition is the only thing that matters

One-way concept

You just challenge the long-term perspective with short-term entries and stop positions

Dow Theory is just a retrospective explanation after it forms

The concepts of short-term and long-term timeframes are also retrospective

Basically, you trade before it forms or after it has formed, but

When you enter, it retraces or changes shape, and the chart pattern on higher timeframes changes and ends

The market moves based on long-term timeframes, but long-term timeframes often break, so

Relying on long-term timeframes in the first place is a mistake

Therefore, the interpretation of multiple timeframes becomes nothing but noise

The concepts of multiple timeframes, Dow Theory, candlesticks, and technical analysis are all useless

Because when things go well, the movement often changes midway; in other words, it doesn’t fit perfectly

There is no way to analyze it; it’s just that it happened like that in the past, and there is no guarantee

It hasn’t become an analysis; it’s just a past movement that happened by chance

Therefore, the only thing that can be analyzed is pattern recognition

Pattern recognition has not changed since the past

But this is not something that can be analyzed with technical analysis

Because movements that cannot be adapted to technical analysis are reflected

Pattern recognition is only reflected on the chart

There is only either the main chart’s movement or the price, which can be analyzed

It’s enough to know the reasons and concepts formed by Dow Theory and candlesticks; nothing else is necessary

Trendlines = meaningless

Support and resistance = meaningful because they are price ranges

Even without looking at the chart, if you just look at price ranges, you can understand the movement

Because it’s about awareness at support and resistance

Price (support/resistance) and time (Dow Theory, candlesticks) are the only methods of analysis

The market does not move in exact 15-minute intervals

Because as the price rises and falls, taking into account price surges, the rate of price change over time evolves

Honestly, you can’t reveal the correlation between price and time

You have to approach with the mindset of trading only by price

If you trade with support/resistance and pattern trading, the prearranged losses and profits will yield sufficient gains

The rest is whether you can follow that rule; I won’t do anything outside of a predetermined equilibrium