I fixed some of the scale jump problems. This is mostly for me, that way I can recover the chart if it's lost, but you can look at the whole pic and see how I derived my conclusions. I use channels (tied together), arcs and their clones, repeating acceleration rates on angles and internal data markers (the line of the data inside the tops and bottoms) for channels and angles.
One other thing you should pay attention to is the top or bottom of the channel. If there is a channel break on the upside, I don't wait for it to come back into the channel. I allow very little room for channel break. It's a built in safety signal or "get out" signal. There's lots of time to be perfectly right in the channels parameters. Specialists can spike an instrument 2x it's range in 5 min or less. There's no sense in dreaming about it going the right way. Just catch it next time.
One other thing you should pay attention to is the top or bottom of the channel. If there is a channel break on the upside, I don't wait for it to come back into the channel. I allow very little room for channel break. It's a built in safety signal or "get out" signal. There's lots of time to be perfectly right in the channels parameters. Specialists can spike an instrument 2x it's range in 5 min or less. There's no sense in dreaming about it going the right way. Just catch it next time.