If you stop asking, “Was this prediction right?” and instead ask, “What was this spread actually measuring?”, ten years of old readings turns into a lab notebook.
If you stop asking, “Was this prediction right?” and instead ask, “What was this spread actually measuring?”, ten years of old readings turns into a lab notebook. Not a scrapbook of hits and misses—a data set. Most practitioners already have the raw material: notebooks, screenshots, dog-eared spreads in half-forgotten journals. What is usually missing is … Read more
