By the way for the SPY system as  you know you can either have all 23 sub systems on one chart, which means that at any one time only one system can be active.  The other way to trade it is to trade all the individual sub systems separately, which can be overwhelming a times if 3 - 4 sub systems get into multiple entries.  

For the new version of the system system I'm sort of mixing these together to form a hybrid or system that is in-between.  I've taken some of the sub systems that overlap a lot and placed them on one chart, many of the shallow pullback systems like Trap, QE, Strong Trend Shallow Pullback, Trend etc.  I've also added much harsher conditions to some of those systems like the Trap and Trend so that they do less trades but are harder to trigger.  I've then placed all the short systems on their own chart, and have the strongest systems as their own chart like the Bear Exhaustion, Bull Exhaustion, Bear Long, RSI oversold.  So right now instead of one system chart there will be be 7 systems, or SPY charts.  Again some charts have many sub systems on them like the shorts and some of the longs.  While others are just one sub system.  So I'll send signals for these 7 charts instead of just the one big SPY system chart before that had all 23 sub systems.  This gives us access to the other sub systems get tend to get covered up that are produce great trades (in early Mar the Trend system on SPY gave a nice trade but it was not on the main chart).  But also now that we only have 7 charts that can trades, it's easier than giving trades for all 23 systems.  Once I complete this I'll have James upload them to a database so we can see the difference in stats from the old system where all the systems were on one chart, vs trading these collective 7 systems.  With the 7 charts you will have some overlap but NOT as much as you would have with all 23, and there will be more trades, so I think it will be the best of both worlds