Despite feeling the need to look at charts consistently it's incredibly important to learn to step back and not spend too much time on them.
Depending on the type of trader you are, or aim to be, it could be detrimental.
The need to look at charts all the time is caused by a couple of things:
1. Use of high leverage/overexposure of account - basically your size is way too big and you're micro managing your PnL to try and stay alive and ensure you don't suffer a huge loss.
2. Addiction. Yeah, unfortunately you're probably addicted, it's become a mechanical response to any downtime you have in life. Toilet > Charts. Boiling the kettle > Charts. Cooking your pasta > Charts. Wake up > Charts.
You've conditioned yourself to look at charts regularly.
Divergences are the talk of Twitter at the moment, suddenly everyone is using them, so I'm not posting any more content regarding divs.
I'll lay out the thoughts here in this final thread before I close off on this for a while and come back once we've calmed down.
The reason I won't be posting is too many anon-shithead reply guys trash the comments on my otherwise clean feed by saying "not a div" or "is a hidden div instead idiot".
So I'll just cool off from that side until they've found a new indicator they like to use.
For now this is the picture.
$BTC 4h put in a clean bearish divergence into the high last night.
I'd be looking for any impulse to take us down into the support region below.