★Break above/break below the conversion line to enter (click image to enlarge).

Among many moving averages, in an uptrend,

there exists a line that actively functions as asupport line during pullbacks and a line of a certain width that serves as the support line.

Similarly, in a downtrend,

there exists a line that effectively acts as aresistance line of a certain width,which serves as the resistance line.

In other words, if in an uptrend you break below the support line, it signals the start of a downtrend, and

if in a downtrend you break above the resistance line without bouncing, it signals the start of an uptrend.

In short,the support and resistance lines become conversion linesas a concept.

This concept also applies to indicators.

In the Ten-ichi Chart (Reiwa edition),not only moving averages but

the indicator's curve bands alsodisplay lines that clearly function as support lines and resistance lines = conversion lines in an easy-to-understand way. 

【Ten-ichi Chart (Reiwa edition)】

　　　

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