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  1. I also check in to see if there is more posted here to explain the purpose for this thread. When I read what you wrote "No one volunteered in a friendly manor to take the challenge to find out which of the 3 markets I am using the method to play is the most profitable." I don't want to present myself as unfriendly, but perhaps it is that I don't want to play 20 questions to get to what you are really are looking for. Some already asked previously with no real explanation from you. A few of us took our time to post, so obviously you got our interest. Can you please (being friendly here) give us a bit more detailed explanation as to what you are looking for?
  2. Looks like your method is one of the very first things I learned as a trader called "The Blip". It is a very common trading pattern. Many trading courses teach it buy use a different name for it. Odds are better when this pattern is attached to something...such a previous HOD, LOD or a know reference level to other traders. You show entries, but no exits? The entries circled are spikes on your candle, something that forms AFTER that candle closes, and if you wait to see if that spike holds or is taken out, then you have to wait for the next candle to complete. Therefore, you where you circled cant be your entry, but your 'signal to enter'. That is my guess anyways. So if that is the case, your circles on the charts are a bit misleading if they are actual entries. It does appear that you are marking up a chart after the fact, like Phantom mentioned. You need a bit more details to make this believable if you want to attract people who actually trade for a living.
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