Eternal Noob Journal

Some folks are eternal optimists, some are eternal pessimists. Some, like me, are simply eternal noob. I want to keep things simple. I don't know why people overcomplicate things, especially when it comes to trading. So to stay true to that premise, I'm gonna shut up and skip the introduction. All noobs are welcome with one caveat: Keep it simple, stupid. :D :finger: :fistbump:
 
I've lately been plagued with a dilemma. Take a look at the pic below. Two sine waves in opposite direction. One wave goes up signalling a "buy". The other wave, going in the exact opposite direction, signals a "sell".

Of course, they don't happen at once. These are two different scenarios (situations) but with the same buy/sell criteria applied. For example, I would get a buy signal at one moment but a sell signal next. The buy/sell rules are still the same. Why is that? Somebody please simply it for this noob.


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