1.23.21 Some "tough love" on IBM do the important work and learn to think like a trader...as opposed to a chartist...there is a difference. There is more than one way to trade...it doesn't have to be what I am doing here, but you can tell the difference between a person who only charts and a trader...in my not so humble opinion. If what I am saying resonates with you and you want to make the transition>>>>> then set up a paper trade account and ask the important question using that account: " do I have a trade here... why...what is my realistic stop and target" IF YOU CHART WITH LINES GOING INTO TWO DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS...THAT COULD BE A CHARTIST WHO IS NOT WILLING TO MAKE A REALTIME DECSION TO TAKE A TRADE AND ACCEPT THE RISK : WHAT BETTER WAY TO CHART THAN TO MAKE A PLAN TO NOT TAKE A TRADE NOW. YOU MAY BE STUCK AS A CHARTIST...BUT THERE IS A PATH TO TRANSITION INTO A TRADER...BUT PAPERTRADE FIRST SO YOU CAN VALIDATE YOUR ABILITY OR FINE TUNE YOUR TRADING. YOU CAN SAVE YEARS OF TIME AND AVOID ALOT OF PROBLEMS IF YOU LISTEN CAREFULLY TO SOME OF THE SUGGESTIONS HERE. ALL YOU HAVE TO LOSE IS A LITTLE BIT OF TIME.