I don't usually struggle with long reads, what I struggle with is finding good information. Thanks for sharing. Actually, I have to admit it was very entertaining a read. I take it the example that you covered in the article is number 2 and this is what you believe your strong side is, right?

Now, I get the general idea, but to me charts are still a little bit like a chess board for an inexperienced player. An experienced chess player will easily recognise the setup and will be able to create these sorts of scenarios and therefore take action to not end up a loser in that particular match. It feels there is a thousand of setups that you need to go through to start having this ability to make these interpretations. Or is there a way to reduce that thousand to a few hundred?

Do you have any other examples, people who do this kind of analysis, materials I could look at to start understanding it better?

Also, I know this is a bit of an ask considering I am just another stranger on steemit but any further comments with any constructive feedback on any of my posts of trades would be super highly very much appreciated.

All the best.