By doing backtesting manually and studying price movement bar by bar, a trader stores price movement data in his/her brain one after another. When the brains receive enough similar data over a period of time, it automatically sorts them out and tags certain data with certain similarities while discarding the rest. Thus, over time, when a new data enters what a trader sees in his/her chart, if it has a close similarities as the tagged ones, the brain kicks up. As the result, a mentioned trader feels he/she recognized the price movement and its possibilities. Thus the trader has built his/her trader's instinct.
Linear Regression Channel was the first time introduced by a trader named Gilbert Raff in 1991. This channel is drawn on chart as two paralles lines remoted from Linear Regression Trendline up and down for the same distance. Borders of Linear Regression Channel can perform as resistance level (bottom border) and support level (upper border).
By doing backtesting manually and studying price movement bar by bar, a trader stores price movement data in his/her brain one after another. When the brains receive enough similar data over a period of time, it automatically sorts them out and tags certain data with certain similarities while discarding the rest. Thus, over time, when a new data enters what a trader sees in his/her chart, if it has a close similarities as the tagged ones, the brain kicks up. As the result, a mentioned trader feels he/she recognized the price movement and its possibilities. Thus the trader has built his/her trader's instinct.
