The pattern highlighted on the price chart is an ascending channel and it is created using two upward - sloping
parallel trend lines.
The equidistant channel is formed when price action finds support and resistance between two
parallel trend lines.
An equidistant channel is formed by two
parallel trend lines — one acts as support while the other acts as resistance
This refers to
the parallel trend lines that are an equal distance apart from one another.
The best way is to simply find a clean trend line and then look to see if
a parallel trend line is also being respected by the market.
Not exact matches
Interestingly, the
trend line is almost
parallel with Labour's, suggesting that the parties are not competing for votes as much equally siphoning votes from Yesh Atid.
During that phase, price action bounces between the
trend line and the
parallel line.
By extending a
parallel line from the
trend line, we can form a trading channel that is useful for anticipating support and resistance areas.
So that, your chart, once plotted, gives you a series of
parallel ascending / descending
trend / support and resistance
lines that tend to be respected or repeatedly tested, then broken by price action?
And these two
lines are
parallel to the overall
trend.