Channeling corrective drifts
Parallel lines will not save a broken count, but they often expose when a triangle is still unfinished.
Channeling is a guideline, not a rule — yet it remains one of the fastest ways to spot a premature impulse call inside a sideways correction.
When price keeps respecting a narrowing boundary after a clear A–B, resist the urge to force a five. Measure equality between A and C first. If C falls short and the channel still holds, the structure may still be working through D and E.
We keep a short clinic archive of USD/JPY and Nikkei triangles from the past decade. Studying how those channels behaved after the break teaches more than any single textbook diagram.