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In today’s lesson, we break down how to properly draw trend lines, why most traders place them incorrectly, and how confirmation candles prevent false breakouts.

I walk you step-by-step through real chart examples (Amazon & SPY) and show:

📌 What makes a valid trend line
📌 The difference between guessing vs confirmation
📌 Why higher timeframes eliminate noise
📌 How to avoid fake trend-line breaks
📌 Where to set stop loss & targets using candle range
📌 What bullish/bearish tweezers tell you
📌 When NOT to buy puts or calls based on trend direction

By the end of this video, you’ll understand how to identify a clean trend, avoid chop, and take entries with confidence—without relying on 6 different indicators.

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