Compare & Contrast with Christopher Lewis

expiated said:
I'm using today's activity to identify the most "actionable" measures and plan on employing them to code "foolproof" alerts for trading in place of today's approach, starting with crude oil.
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I wasn't satisfied with either version of the natural gas signals by themselves, so I'm going to have to use both of them together...

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With silver (see below) if an alert appears at the trough of local price action, you should be ready to also sell at the crest, and vice versa, whether the program paints the corresponding arrow/alert at that location/level or not...

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Actually, you're going to have to fix that. You mixed up the silver chart with the gold configuration!
 
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expiated said:
With silver (see below) if an alert appears at the trough of local price action, you should be ready to also sell at the crest, and vice versa, whether the program paints the corresponding arrow/alert at that location/level or not...
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Here is the CORRECT alert signal for silver. Note that all the "be ready to buy/sell at the opposing trough/crest" business no longer applies...

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STICK TO THE GAME PLAN
expiated said:
I'm using today's activity to identify the most "actionable" measures and plan on employing them to code "foolproof" alerts I can then use as guides for writing specific and detailed protocols for manually day trading each of the five financial instruments I watch in place of today's "broader view" approach.
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Everything was clicking today. Hopefully this will continue and there will be little, if any, need to modify something...

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Your key measures for gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas and Forex pairs have a ring of validity to them that just might now conceivably stand the test of time—God willing—and you can begin spending more time on trading than on researching (like you've been thinking you were going to be doing for a couple of weeks now).

Follow your recipes and you should do just fine...
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expiated said:
Your key measures for gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas and Forex pairs have a ring of validity to them that just might now conceivably stand the test of time—God willing—and you can begin spending more time on trading than on researching (like you've been thinking you were going to be doing for a couple of weeks now).
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After waking up late this morning, I find myself engaged in a 50/50 split between making trades and recording fieldwork observations detailing exactly how prices interact with the "valid measures" it looks like I've settled on for Forex pairs and the four commodities.

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Interestingly enough, I ended up trading silver from BOTH ends, purchase put options when the metal was up around 31.43, and then call options when it shot down to around 31.05.
 
expiated said:
Given that my expectation is to profit easily every single day, and that I will avoid the kinds of losses and difficulties I encountered today stemming from trading based on day-to-day measures, I'm using today's activity to identify the most "actionable" measures and plan on employing them to code "foolproof" alerts for trading in place of today's approach, starting with crude oil.
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Yes, trading crude oil and the other financial instruments on the recommendations of the "actionable measures" I've settled on this week as opposed to the day-to-day measures I was using on Monday is foreshadowing a much more productive routine for buying and selling assets online.

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Crude oil alert based on today's ideas.
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First crude oil alert based on yesterday's ideas.
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Second crude oil alert based on yesterday's ideas.
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The best option is to trade visually/manually based on the principles and parameters used to create these indicators.
 
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