Main notes on chart.
Its all very similar. It all repeats. This is good otherwise you really would have no method that would work. The repetition is what we are looking for. The more repetitive a chart, the greater the probability that your analysis will be successful. I like looking at a wide array of charts from different markets. The more you see the less things look scary and the better you can react. However, there is nothing wrong with sticking to 2-3 things that you know work and just calculate off of that for consistency. That is part of your own comfort and experience. But even if you are really good at this you probably don't even need more than a few main pairs with backups for off days or just for fun.
another thing that may help you is if you switch from columns on your volume to a line graph. Whatever helps.
MTF
Its all very similar. It all repeats. This is good otherwise you really would have no method that would work. The repetition is what we are looking for. The more repetitive a chart, the greater the probability that your analysis will be successful. I like looking at a wide array of charts from different markets. The more you see the less things look scary and the better you can react. However, there is nothing wrong with sticking to 2-3 things that you know work and just calculate off of that for consistency. That is part of your own comfort and experience. But even if you are really good at this you probably don't even need more than a few main pairs with backups for off days or just for fun.
another thing that may help you is if you switch from columns on your volume to a line graph. Whatever helps.
MTF