A small challenge for lovers of drawing trend lines on charts 🎯 Show me one indicator for drawing trend lines on TradingView—just one—that draws its channel within a truly defined coordinate system. I don’t mean a slope scaled by ATR within an oscillator. I mean a genuine two-line channel, drawn directly on the chart, in a space where angle is an intrinsic property of movement, not an illusion created by your screen. Honestly? After searching, the only one I found is: Smart Trader, Episode 06 — Isotropic Trend Lines 🔗 https://t.co/gwLZ9TF7ij Open your chart. Place your favorite trend line indicator on it. Then place ST-EP06 beside it. Look at the geometry. Look at the math. You’ll feel the difference between a line drawn in pixel space and a line drawn in a logarithmic space stamped with sigma—between a slope that distorts when you resize your chart and an angle that remains numerically identical whether you’re viewing daily gold or 5-minute Bitcoin. This isn’t a channel that “looks prettier.” It’s an entirely different class of object. If you find another indicator that implements true geometry based on a price-level coordinate system, post its link in the comments. I’m genuinely curious. #TechnicalAnalysis #Trading #TradingView #PineScript #Indicator #TrendLines #Challenge #OpenSource #Markets #StockMarket #Forex #Crypto #Bitcoin #Gold #Nasdaq #Mathematics #Geometry #Volatility #TrendAnalysis #PriceAction #DayTrading #SwingTrading #Algorithms #QuantitativeAnalysis #MarketStructure #TrendBreak #SaudiArabia #UAE #Traders #Chart