Think of using
equidistant channels in this way as another tool by which you can shift the odds in your favor.
Equidistant channels can be great for finding trade setups within the channel, but what happens with the market breaks support or resistance?
In other words, if you know how to draw trend lines, you know how to find
equidistant channels.
The last three lows and highs make a descending
equidistant channel on the daily TF.
The equidistant channel has become one of my favorite technical patterns to trade.
An equidistant channel on the weekly chart can help you form a directional bias on the daily and 4 - hour charts
The equidistant channel can be bullish (ascending) or bearish (descending) depending on the direction of the trending price action.
Another way to use
an equidistant channel is to form a directional bias for a particular market.
The first thing you want to know about finding trade setups within
an equidistant channel is that you always want to try to trade with the trend.
The pair is currently moving within
an equidistant channel with a 1,000 pip range.
This represents an ascending
equidistant channel.
This is an example of a descending
equidistant channel.
Let's take a look at a break of channel support that occurred during an ascending
equidistant channel.
God bless you for this priceless education on how to use
the equidistant channel....
An equidistant channel is formed by two parallel trend lines — one acts as support while the other acts as resistance
The equidistant channel is formed when price action finds support and resistance between two parallel trend lines.