Three Line Break Charts Explained Plus A Simple Trading Strategy to Use Them

✅ Please like, subscribe & comment if you enjoyed - it helps a lot! The key difference between Three Line Break charts and regular candlestick charts is that time is of no relevance; price is the only thing you will see on your break. How does it work? A candle is formed when the prior high is broken. When we get a close above the prior high we will get a candle. The line break in this chart has been setup with the value of 3 (the most common). 3 is the number of recent lines that the close must break before a line is drawn in the opposite direction. Line Break charts. The most popular (and probably the best for us to use) are the Three Line Break charts. These show a series of vertical green and red lines. Green lines denote rising prices while black lines denot falling prices. Prices keep moving in the same direction until a reversal is encountered. A reversal happens when the closing price exceeds the high or low of the prior two lines.