There's a common trap in technical analysis: many people draw trend lines that are perfectly straight, looking clean, but such straight lines can often deceive your eyes. The real market is never so simple; small-scale twists and the time spent on fluctuations—these details are easily overlooked.

These overlooked parts are actually crucial; they influence your sense of rhythm and your predictions of the next move. So you need to change your approach, draw charts that more closely resemble the market's true trajectory, and reveal those smoothed-out details. Only then can you more accurately capture the market's rhythm and avoid being misled by simplified visual lines.