Day traders' Anzac long weekend lounge April 22 - 25, page-109

Peruse the 2 posts I entered late this afternoon - for general ideas on charting, etc.

Adding to these charts you have specifically offered I would suggest they are very crowded and one can easily lose focus.

Take @Patterns charts for instance they are void of volume/averages/anything in fact other than candles and support and resistance levels. Sometimes less is better and less confusing. Having said that we each need to develop what works for us.

I do like to use the 8/32/50/200 EMA as they are fairly easy to quickly review - (that is they should all be in their correct order)...particularly it allows one to observe when either a Golden Crosss or a Death Cross may be coming into play. One can then simply hide the MA's and plot Support and Resistance levels and/or Trend Lines as one likes.

Please digest and happy to chat further.

1. A boring but very simple chart with simply support and resistance lines as well as inbuilt narrative (ie for your thoughts)



2.Simply adding an 8 EMA


3. Now also including the 32EMA




See how uncluttered and unambiguous this makes the chart to quickly observe!!!