Trendline Analysis
Trendline Analysis
TradeAlone automatically draws support and resistance trendlines on 3-month and 6-month price history, then labels what price is doing relative to those lines — powering the Status Board, stock pages, and peer comparison tables.
Drawing trendlines by hand is slow and subjective. TradeAlone detects support and resistance automatically from recent price history, then labels what price is doing — BREAKOUT, HIT RESISTANCE, CONSOLIDATING — in plain English. Same logic powers the Status Board and every stock chart.
- Structure over noise — see whether price respects key levels
- Two horizons — 3-month for swings, 6-month for broader trend
- Actionable labels — no need to interpret raw diagonal lines yourself
- Blue price line — recent daily closing prices
- Green / red trendlines — automatically drawn support and resistance
- Status chip — BREAKOUT, BREAKDOWN, APPROACHING SUPPORT, HIT RESISTANCE, CONSOLIDATING
- 3M / 6M toggle — switch timeframe on web and in app stock detail
Tip: If 3M says BREAKOUT but 6M says HIT RESISTANCE, the shorter move may be running into longer-term overhead — worth checking both before acting.
| Where | What you get |
|---|---|
| Website stock pages | Interactive 6M chart block with status chip — e.g. INFY |
| App — Trade tab | Status Board grouping all symbols by current status |
| App — Stock detail | Chart widget + trendline status under key metrics |
| Virtual trading | Holdings analysis references last trend status per symbol |
| Peer comparison | Trendline column in the industry table |
FAQ
No. They are calculated automatically from historical closing prices and updated daily after market close.
3M catches shorter swings and recent breakouts. 6M shows broader structure. Many traders check both — agreement across timeframes can add confidence; disagreement flags a mixed picture.
No. It means price closed above a resistance trendline — a structural observation for research, not a recommendation.
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