If you don't try there can never be a "DO" and if you don't try there will always be a "DO NOT"
Try leaves wiggle room that Do can define.
Then it can become a systematic approach where it even CAN boil down to
“Can I trade 100% Inline With My Plan And Rules On The Next Trade I Take”
If you have a hazy idea of what any individual "Rejection of a Level" is comprised of, and the Probability of each permutation, and the probablity of the magnitude of a move, then you are still trying.
When you have some Rules nailed down, characterizing One by One for each permutation of "Rejection of a Level" based on the trades You have taken to date, then you can discover whether you "
Can trade 100% Inline With
Your written Plan And Rules On The Next Trade
You Take.” Then you can crank up your error log. imho
Yes, it IS a lot of work.
Dilettantes are of course welcome to try.
Wall street thrives on such attempts.
You gots to pay your dues by sweat or treasure.
Welcome to the party my friend.