That said, your second chart (and I note you appear to be using Stochs on divergence with price which has historically proven far superior to the more standard overbought/oversold rules) shows you taking a trade when the Stoch was at the 50 level and flat – so outside of Jim’s method. A valid trade and a good one, but nothing to do with Jim’s methods.
Go on then Tony, you got me bang to rights! :cheesy:
And yeah, if the dude tightened his stoch's or whatever else he wanted to supplement his bar prints with, to observing divergences around key prints at/or around the key supply-demand zones, undoubtedly he'd lower the potential risk of a blowback.
I agree with your points re: prep & presentation - he could have primed his walk onto the stage with a slicker pitch, but he aint got such a bad template to be honest. I've seen a whole lot worse, & some of it actually turn a profit LOL.
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree over what's deemed important JTrader.
I don't consider a $50 slideshow into a workable strategy a whole big hanging offense. Not in this goddamned industry anyhow.
Give the guy a break - in fact if he asks real nice I'll consider shaking the kinks out of his little strategy & pumping the crap out of it LOL