A short YouTube commentary (Kardec Trader) arguing that commonly-shared trading tools — chart patterns and support/resistance lines — are unreliable. The speaker asserts that while isolated historical examples can show patterns ‘working’, large samples (e.g., thousands of trades) reveal they are inconsistent and therefore insufficient for a trillion‑dollar industry.
You'll see on social media, a lot of people, you know, support resistance, pattern, this, that. It's all bs, really. Because think about it. How is a trillion dollar plus industry working off basic random lines? That's true. Like off a pattern. Hey, we're seeing this pattern, it means it's going to go up. It's not, it's not that simple. Because I can go in the past and I can show you 10 examples of a trade where the patterns work. Yeah. And then I can say, look at the times it works. But if I show you over a component of 10,000 trades, you'll see it's not as consistent as you think it is.
