SMT divergences part of selective trading system for grading and waiting on trades.

It's an additional filter, but it's not necessary for every trade. Just like if you have nested dealing ranges and a trade in a kill zone, might be a better trade than without those, but your model still exists with or without those things. We're now getting into the nitty gritty where we're gonna be more selective with the trades that we take. We're gonna wait them differently. We're gonna grade them differently. S&T divergences are part of that waiting system. Now, a couple of points to help you with this. Number one, you want the S&T to be congruent across timeframes, okay? So if you're looking for an S&T divergence on Bitcoin and it makes a new low here, and this is the four-hour chart, don't go to the 15-minute chart on ETH and be like, well, ETH made a higher low.