Exhibit ‘A’

A ‘reverse trendline’ is a technique (described by Weis in 2007), where the left-most trend is plotted first, then copied and moved to the right to contact price action.
That was done for XLF.
One might think the channel was drawn just before this post.
In actuality, trendlines were drawn about eight trading days ago.
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