2026-01-15 20:20:03

We're testing two distinct approaches this round:

Vision Mode leverages chart imagery with single allocation execution and maintains rolling memory throughout positions.

Chart Reader Mode takes a different angle—it manages lot-based positions with explicit take-profit and stop-loss levels, plus conducts thorough invalidation reviews to validate trade setups.

Each brings something different to the table. Vision relies on visual pattern recognition and continuous tracking, while Chart Reader emphasizes structured risk management with clear exit criteria and systematic review protocols.

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GmGnSleeper

· 5h ago

Vision mode sounds more aggressive, but the Chart Reader system's risk control is indeed more stable... However, can it really be consistently implemented in practice?

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ser_ngmi

· 5h ago

Visual mode still sounds like picture-based communication; chart reading is the real risk control.

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BuyTheTop

· 5h ago

Vision mode sounds pretty good, but I'm worried that continuous scrolling tracking might keep stacking all the way to the bottom.

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ContractFreelancer

· 5h ago

Looking at the two strategies, vision mode and chart reader, it still seems that chart reader is more reliable, at least because it has a clear stop-loss point.

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