Wow! After reading that list of what I MIGHT think, I can't remember what I DO think. I read all of Jack's posts on the intraday method. I printed all the posts which weren't rambling self-aggrandizing ego self-massages (that cut down on the printing considerably). I parsed them. I annotated them. I orgasmized them.
I assembled from his often obscure descriptions the best explications of the component methods which I could. I decided based on experience which ones could be tested. I converted them to algorithms. In most cases I had to select decision thresholds that he didn't specify. I tested those. I got pissed that they didn't work.
Then I said, is there a core of value here I am missing? Some simplifications of that godawful mess that might work? And I found a few. So as I have said many times, the study of Jack is heuristic.
I make much more money working than I could trading with my ultra-conservative risk rules applied to my liquid net worth, so I only trade between gigs. But I keep my codes tuned up and develop improvements at night. So you may be able to understand why I so eagerly await Jack's promised orderly detailed explanation of his methods.
It is one thing to post a chart after the fact and say, "See what you should have done?". It is quite another to furnish a procedural description so detailed that you can write an unambiguous algorithm from it.
Of course it may be that his method is really essentially discretionary, or is so complex that only a genius can trade it, or even, in the spirit of NLP, that Jack himself doesn't know exactly how he trades. In any of those cases my criticism is irrelevant.
Was that nice enough for you? I may be a snot but I am not stupid. I can read. And I can read what others here have done with what they read. Remember Nwbprop and associates? And the B-Team isn't stupid, either. There is a large volume of polite criticism from B-Teamers much smarter and more experienced than I am. Mike.