Hey @Jsonkidd The beauty of TA is it applies to every kind of macro market. Stocks, commodities, crypto, bonds, forex, you name it. It's all the same because TA predicts the emotion of the market. Since 90% of price action is driven by emotion (10% by funny-mentals), emotion is pretty much all that matters.

I had a quick look through your post, good post!

My premise with TA, Elliott, Fib, or any other analysis is to look for repeatable patterns. If one market has been following Elliott Wave models to a tee, I place great faith any forecasts derived from Elliott. If the market isn't, then I largely disregard that metric.

I find it funny when people hold great weight in certain indicators (say a 55day moving average), but when you run a 55MA on a chart the chart shows no correlation to the 55MA over time. Then what's the point of using that metric? My answer: None.

Look for markets showing highly reliable patterns for best results.

Quick note on your article, I pretty much entirely disregard oscillators like RSI, MACD, Williams, etc. All these do is tell info already known by the price on the chart. If price explodes up, Oscillators go up. If price crashes, oscillators crash. So they basically tell you what you already know from looking at the chart.

Enjoy the market journey. :)