2020 Charts, page-468

@Jezzaaa
These are a few of the data sets I have been looking at.
The logic behind them is that when looking at the chart & I see what the day's action and or the pattern that is building is looking like, I want to know what if anything the next day will bring and how often it did it & could I trade it.

I had a signal on those all 4 of the attached data sets yesterday which indicate that we expect could see a higher high than the last close​

Looking at the top set for instance, which is a swing system, the data shows how many times the next day saw a higher high, close or low etc and how high the percentage gain or loss would have been if I had tried to trade it.

In the first set it has a hit rate of 66% with the average gain around 5%.
It also shows how many times it closed higher made a higher high etc & those percentages etc.

When changing the data to weekly or monthly numbers I get better results so it also useful to me when analysing all time frames on my charts.
Charts show us a lot of visual stuff but I like the added information that can be seen in a spreadsheet.
Whether it can be used to trade successfully is another matter entirely