@TooSlow,
Sure, but that still doesn't mean that the clear, repeatable steps can be coded... Some step could be based on non-codable decisions.

Dr. W. Edwards Deming, the pioneering management consultant, frequently emphasized: "If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you are doing." This concept highlights that true understanding and mastery of any task require breaking it down into a clear, repeatable system.

Code doesn't see, code doesn't think. Code reads data points: time, price, volume, and X/Y, and coordinates, object properties.
That's all.
That's why your good manual, discretionary strategy can't work the same way as code.

You don't code discretionary trading strategies. There is no code for "I think...".

I'm curious, how do you code discretionary trading strategies?

great knowledge and nice helping nature, may god bless you.

Nice man, respective

Naseri was here, many years ago