Why do I sometimes see a white vertical arrow and a vertical line connecting 2 small horizontal lines to the right of a short-term chart?
The arrow represents that had you taken the trade on the decision day (see above), you would be long if the arrow is pointing up or short if the arrow is pointing down. If you are long, a small yellow horizontal line indicates where you went long. If you are in profits a green vertical line will extend upward to a protective stop. The protective stop will be a small green horizontal line. If you are in a loss position, the vertical line will be red and a small red horizontal line identifies your protective stop. If you had gone short, the yellow horizontal line represents the level where you went short.
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