Defining zones instead of lines

A rectangle can be used to highlight a zone rather than just a single price level. In real market conditions, price doesn’t always reverse at an exact point. It often reacts within a broader area of support or resistance.

By drawing a rectangle, traders can visualize this range or buffer zone, which is more realistic than expecting precise reversals at a single line. This helps in setting more effective entry, exit, and Stop Loss levels.

For example, a trader might place a Stop Loss just outside the rectangle's boundary, slightly below the support zone for a long trade or above the resistance zone for a short trade.