In a trend, support isn't a fixed line: it moves with price. turns that idea into adaptive zones and a hierarchical structural analysis.
How to read it
Instead of a single average, you see a zone: the realistic margin where price tends to react in a correction. As long as price respects the zone on its pullbacks, the trend is healthy; when it loses it decisively, something changes.
How to use it in practice
It's ideal for managing entries and staying in a trend. You look for re-entries when price pulls back to the dynamic zone and reacts, and you use the loss of the zone as a sign that the trend is losing steam. The hierarchical analysis tells you which zone is in charge.
When not to rely on it alone
Dynamic zones shine in a trend and lose meaning in tight ranges. Always confirm you're in a trending phase before relying on them.