there's one doubt coming in my mind.. does the "type" of chart (line or candle or OHLC) make any difference to find the trendline???
In line chart (with only close values), I agree that it will be difficult to spot correct trend coz of lack of low & high values.
But, there seems to be a sharp difference between your OHLC chart & a candlestick chart, regarding the trendline.
In the candlestick chart, which I had posted (had admitted that it's from a charting website, as I dont have a charting software), it shows that trendline was touched & tested on 24 July (high=4538). Even last two trading days' highs are VERY close to trendline.
But, in your OHLC chart, 24July bar & 1 Aug bar are FAR from the trendline resistance...
I dont think there's any problem with the data. I really dont know why there's so much space there...
Is it because an OHLC chart takes less space on the X axis & a candlestick bar takes more (an ameteur thought)???
I am attaching one more candlestick chart from another website this time for your reference...
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