Auto Trend Lines, Swing High Low Support & Resistance Strategy

Decoded strategy using auto-drawn trend lines and swing high/low support-resistance levels, converted into a Pine Script strategy for TradingView charts.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Support & Resistance

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: Not specified
  • Markets: Not specified

Indicators used

  • Auto Trend Lines by Mohamed3nan
  • Swing High Low Support & Resistance by Patternsmart

Source video

Decoded from: The Best Auto Trendline Indicator for Breakout Trading on Tradingview by Trendline Project — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 0:33 - Indicators and settings
  • 1:21 - Strategy rules
  • 1:26 - Long entry rule
  • 1:33 - Short entry rule
  • 1:45 - Risk management
  • 2:19 - Conclusion

Strategy overview

Support and resistance is the practice of marking the price levels where past moves stalled or reversed and treating them as reference points for the next one. What sets this entry apart is that it never asks the trader to mark them: both of its tools are community TradingView scripts that plot their lines automatically — Auto Trend Lines by Mohamed3nan for the diagonal geometry, Swing High Low Support & Resistance by Patternsmart for the horizontal — so the discretion that normally decides these approaches, which level counts and which does not, is delegated to two algorithms carrying their authors' credits in their own names.

The chapter map is the most revealing artifact in the record, and what it reveals is a proportion. The configuration segment alone runs from 0:33 to 1:21, while the entire operational core is indexed inside the following twenty-four seconds: "Strategy rules" at 1:21, the long entry at 1:26, the short entry at 1:33, risk management at 1:45. Setting the two indicators up occupies more of the indexed runtime than every rule beat combined. That ordering is coherent for a video whose title is about an indicator rather than a system — the configuration is presented as the substance, and the rules as what falls out once the lines are already on the chart.

Several things the record does not settle are worth naming. "The Best Auto Trendline Indicator" is the channel's own unmeasured ranking, from a channel named Trendline Project — named, in other words, for the same object the video is promoting — and the singular "Indicator" in that title sits awkwardly against the two separate scripts the setup actually requires. No timeframe and no session are fixed anywhere in the record, which leaves the breakout framing without a chart context to occur on. And no rules were extracted from this source, so what this page can offer is the concept, the tools and the shape of the video, not a reconstruction of the setup's logic.

Topics

auto trend lines · swing high low · support resistance strategy · trendline breakout strategy · technical indicators · trading strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy · trend following · breakout trading · price action

Frequently asked questions

What is an auto trendline indicator?

An auto trendline indicator is a script that detects swing points on a chart and draws trend lines between them automatically, instead of the trader placing each line by hand. The appeal is consistency — the same rule draws the same line every time — and the trade-off is that the trader no longer chooses which structure matters.

What is the difference between trend lines and swing high/low support and resistance?

Trend lines are diagonal: they connect a series of rising lows or falling highs and track levels that move with price. Swing high/low support and resistance is horizontal: it marks the fixed price levels where recent turning points formed. This setup uses one tool for each geometry, so both types of level appear on the chart at once.

Which indicators does this strategy use?

Two free community indicators published on TradingView: Auto Trend Lines by Mohamed3nan and Swing High Low Support & Resistance by Patternsmart. The source video devotes a dedicated chapter at 0:33 to installing and configuring both before it reaches any trading logic.

Does this page include the video's entry and exit rules?

No — the source video indexes chapters for its long entry, short entry and risk management, but no rules were extracted into this record, so none are reproduced here. Strategy Decoder catalogs the concept, the tools and the video structure so you can locate the original and evaluate the approach on TradingView yourself.

About this strategy page

This trading strategy was decoded by Strategy Decoder's AI from a public YouTube trading video and turned into a structured, reviewable specification. In the interactive app this page shows the full entry and exit logic, risk management settings, the indicators involved with their parameters, AlgoWizard-compatible logic and a Pine Script export ready for TradingView backtesting — plus an automated backtest verdict when one has been computed for this strategy.

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