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title: "05_story_why-i-run-six-monitors_FINAL"
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# 05_story_why-i-run-six-monitors_FINAL

[00:00] The reason why I have six monitors is because I'm looking at all the time frames, various time frames on the SPX, the Dow, the Russell, the Nasdaq, right? Which may or may not mean anything to you right now. But they're all different indexes. And if all the indexes are going up at the same time, it's a pretty good.