I made the original for members of my group. Please see it here.
This was marked private so you will need the link to view it. I am only sharing this in my group.
There are move levels that can be marked but this would get crowded and also it gets hard to decipher major vs minor horizontal levels.
Remember the curve trends come first in order of importance.
You should use the curve trends the same way you trade traditional support and resistance.
Short-term : N and ready for L or S
If the trend holds or fails you will know. Try to follow each channel backwards and see how much time the price spent inside each channel. This may provide information on how long the price may need to stay this time around. For example, if the price has spent very little time within the channel (previously) it could need more time in that channel to fill the books or find balance. Likewise, that same channel could just be on the upper or lower edge of the real value or equilibrium. That's the tricky part and kind of an art to visualize. In this case the price will signal bullish, spend less time in that channel and will seemingly head straight to the area of true balance/value, only touching these channels as outliers in relation to the median which is equilibrium.
*this is just base data
*hint > think intersections
Timeframe: Long / Outlook : Long
Timeframe: Short / Outlook : Long with price confirmation (captures trend above) if you did not scoop the lows. Hopefully you are in a decent position of minimal risk with low exposure or your entry was lower. If the price hits a ceiling on the curve trend then maybe.... just maybe open a short after watching the 1D to 4hr candles. If the chart looks looks dumpy and candles close below the trend maybe this can add confluence to your own charts. Be mindful of higher highs and lower lows (and vice versa) near the trendlines.
This was marked private so you will need the link to view it. I am only sharing this in my group.
There are move levels that can be marked but this would get crowded and also it gets hard to decipher major vs minor horizontal levels.
Remember the curve trends come first in order of importance.
You should use the curve trends the same way you trade traditional support and resistance.
Short-term : N and ready for L or S
If the trend holds or fails you will know. Try to follow each channel backwards and see how much time the price spent inside each channel. This may provide information on how long the price may need to stay this time around. For example, if the price has spent very little time within the channel (previously) it could need more time in that channel to fill the books or find balance. Likewise, that same channel could just be on the upper or lower edge of the real value or equilibrium. That's the tricky part and kind of an art to visualize. In this case the price will signal bullish, spend less time in that channel and will seemingly head straight to the area of true balance/value, only touching these channels as outliers in relation to the median which is equilibrium.
*this is just base data
*hint > think intersections
Timeframe: Long / Outlook : Long
Timeframe: Short / Outlook : Long with price confirmation (captures trend above) if you did not scoop the lows. Hopefully you are in a decent position of minimal risk with low exposure or your entry was lower. If the price hits a ceiling on the curve trend then maybe.... just maybe open a short after watching the 1D to 4hr candles. If the chart looks looks dumpy and candles close below the trend maybe this can add confluence to your own charts. Be mindful of higher highs and lower lows (and vice versa) near the trendlines.