Sideways markets can be worth trading IF they are range-bound, meaning they are trading / oscillating between well-defined horizontal levels of support and resistance that have good distance between them. It’s nice to get a pin bar or another price action signal at the boundary of trading ranges for extra ‘confirmation’ of a trade, but because the boundaries of a trading range are so solid, we can also consider taking ‘blind entries’ at them as price hits them, e.g. take a sell entry at a resistance level of a trading range as price comes back up to the key resistance level, even if there is no price action signal there. To learn more about how I trade (or don’t trade) sideways markets, check out my price action trading course for further instruction.