In FX, objective chart analysis is important rather than subjective judgment. In particular, resistance/support lines tend to display many weakly supported lines simply because “this area has many rebounds.”

Therefore, the resistance/support in this Method Series uses the widely known Dow Theory high/low points to identify important price ranges, removing as much subjective judgment as possible.

A resistance/support line having many rebounds does not necessarily mean stronger justification.
What strengthens the justification is that there is a concentration of orders there.

FX benefits from multi-timeframe (MTF) awareness, making it easier to enter with a stronger edge.

Lines on higher timeframes tend to be more influential; if you only have the current timeframe, the effect may not fully manifest.

Therefore, the Method Series’ resistance/support allows up to two arbitrary timeframes to be set simultaneously.

Utilizing the higher timeframe resistance/support that commands more attention, this achieves an even more advantageous filter.

When the two settings are active simultaneously, filtering is performed only on lines where the two settings overlap.
This makes price ranges that are being watched on both timeframes obvious, enabling stronger filtering.

If two timeframes have lines near the same price, that means more people are watching that area.
More attention to the line increases the likelihood of action near the line, i.e., higher expected value.

Among the watched price ranges, we identify higher-attention ranges that offer high-quality entries.

As the name suggests, resistance/support lines serve as resistance and support.

The Method Series’ resistance/support filtering can specify buy/sell signals based on the recent price direction.
(If the price breaks above the line, a buy signal for counter-trend, or a sell signal for trend-following, etc.)

Additionally, you can specify simply whether the price is within or outside the line range, greatly expanding strategy possibilities with this setting.

In the Method Series, as a line overlaps across timeframes, the count increases, allowing three levels to be set.

Not only the counts for each level, but the line color can also be changed!

You can enable signals only above a certain level, enabling your own quality sign filtering.

※ Levels are separated by each timeframe; when lines overlap, the counts of each overlapping line are summed.