BTCUSDTBTCUSD Trendlines are a tricky beast. Some people like to draw at the body of candles and some at the wicks. How do you know which trendline is going to be more important? Spoiler is that you don't. It's better to look at data like yearly candle open/close prices, moving averages, and indicators that don't give subjective data.
It doesn't mean they are always right. It just means you are looking at something that is not subjective. A 4 hour bearish divergence on the RSI is not a subjective interpretation of the chart. Price is making a higher high with decreasing momentum, or it is not. I trade the same divergence setup over and over and over. Nothing else. That's not the only strategy there is, but it is one that you don't have to subjectively interpret.
You want your entry criteria to be based on something you cannot subjectively interpret. If your criteria is not subjectively interpreted, then your trading decisions do not have to be subjectively biased. No one has to believe the charts, but if you want to trade shorter term price action, there is nothing else you can rely on.
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