Honestly, I believe was essentially asking folks about the elements of their edge.

While KumoDragon's debate of semantics and definitions might be right...

I don't believe was asking for articles very similar to...

My edge is a profit factor of 1.23 with expectancy of $2.45 per trade
on an account of $10,000 within a period of 2 years with 3,186 trades.
Largest peak-to-valley drawdown of 8 percent, with biggest individual losing trade of less than 3 percent.
(just an example)
Exactly right, thanks Intu.

My trading style involves targeting areas of support and resistance on the SP 500, right now I'm only taking long trades on the SP 500. I'm not at an SP trade right now, I'm seeing it fall and soon, maybe in the upcoming few days I will take a very long trade and hold it until it makes closes above a 3 day high which typically produces a profit, profits are normally the size of losses and nearly twice as frequent. I did a simple test on 11 decades of data to create evidence (not conclusive proof) that this kind of thing works on the SP 500.

I also take EUR/USD trades also, but those are much longer term, the signal for those tend to be higher highs for longs and lower lows for shorts. This will not work on the SP 500. Here's a good example of a EUR/USD trade that exercised that I did reside on forum posting upgrades, though I broke my own rules and missed out on some profit I did receive over 400 pips and one of the other posters after it got 600 pips I think https://www.cliqforex.com/general-fo...day-trade.html Again, I produced what I considered to be evidence that trading new significant highs and lows worked on the EUR/USD from the content I asked for opinions on.