Jarvis 101
Reading Signals.
What LONG and SHORT mean. Why there's no third tag. How to read the screen without arguing with it.
Two tags, not ten. Here's exactly what LONG and SHORT mean, and why a third tag would defeat the purpose.
Why only two directions
Adding a middle-ground tag invites hedging your read instead of trusting it. LONG or SHORT forces a real decision, or the platform stays quiet with WAIT.
Reading without arguing
The tag isn't a suggestion to debate — it's the output of seven live inputs agreeing. Your job is to size and execute, not negotiate with the screen.
Educational and informational only. Not financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Jarvis is not a brokerage. Signals inform. They do not automate.
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