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...So how long did it take you?
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Tarnation! I invoke my 5th Amendment right, and resign myself to a life of mediocrity. (Don't you hate when that happens?)

As an aside, I wasn't really exaggerating with my earlier observation. If you reread your post on page 2 and then your response to Bearbelly's post on page 3, it seems to be the natural conclusion. What am I missing?
 
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P&L sheets/frames are the thing I look at the end of the day only. I was asked how much money I make a day or what my target is. My response is now "As much as possible."
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That's the right answer!
 
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...So how long did it take you?
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almost 7 min. ;)

I can see how it might relate to a necessary skill needed, but it's kinda limited in this case as there is really one variable you have to follow to notice the pattern. Maybe a timed gem game with about 5 different starting sets of gems might be a closer approximation. I personally don't think I could do what you do though, regardless ;) But then I don't use numbers much but visual patterns to trade, so maybe I should switch to parsing patterns in earnings statements instead of scouring for visual chart setups if I want to up my game past this annoying plateau.
 
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almost 7 min. ;)

I can see how it might relate to a necessary skill needed, but it's kinda limited in this case as there is really one variable you have to follow to notice the pattern. Maybe a timed gem game with about 5 different starting sets of gems might be a closer approximation. I personally don't think I could do what you do though, regardless ;) But then I don't use numbers much but visual patterns to trade, so maybe I should switch to parsing patterns in earnings statements instead of scouring for visual chart setups if I want to up my game past this annoying plateau.
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I stand by what I said about the critical importance of that puzzle.
I too think in chart patterns, not numbers.
 
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I too think in chart patterns, not numbers.
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Oh, good to know actually. Thought you had a different methodology for catching patterns.
 
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