I realize that I need to read more about what you've written about these systems.  It wasn't clear to me that only a few systems would apply under these market conditions. What isn't yet clear to me is the approximate risk level for each and which is likely to be held for the shortest duration. I don't know whether to jump on each trade or try to be selective. Thanks for taking the time to clarify this. I didn't want you to feel obligated to do that during market hours and appreciate your efforts.

you don't need to understand the systems. All you guys have to do is decide how much capital you decide to allocate to the systems if you are going to trade them - best if you can put that money in a separate account.  The systems are very mathematical and methodical, unlike most people who are emotional and undisciplined. They are easy to follow as I send out trade entries and exits. And again in these market conditions, only a few systems could ever be in the market - the majority of the systems couldn't enter trades under these conditions because many only trade in bull markets or uptrending markets- most cannot trigger. 

Also your comment about not knowing what trades you entered? that's not our fault - you have to keep track of your own trades

also you can figure that out easily - go and look at the dates you entered those trades - then refer to the trade table, you should be able to match them up! here's the trade table with dates entered

I realize that now, however, I'm beyond overwhelmed by 24 different system possibilities, how they differ, or which best suits my needs. I don't remember which trades I took, so I'll just exit with your first exit call and try to get a better handle on how to do this next time.