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Hi Zoran,
that is a really good one.
I prefer not to turn my computer upside down, but to make a headstand
Not sure if your questiuon is meant seriusly.
I guess you have seen the suprising interpretation, that your brain will deliver.
But let me give you some details, what I'm talking about.
Usually we are making our decision about trends, ranges, chart pattern, sausage shapes, strenght and weakness and so on based on what we believe to see very clear on the chart. So let's suppose you believe in an uptrend. When you plot your chart upside down, we would expect to be very sure to indetify a downtrend then.
But it is suprising, the way PA was aligning with some virtual or real lines on the chart, the shape of some patterns, even a convex looking price pattern will not be recognized that clear as a convcarve one then.
The effect of the experiment is to show, that we tend to see, what we want to see. And also that very strong indications are not supported, when we change our point of view ...
That's all
CU,
Niels