Thank you for reliving this thread, because it made me revisit the method and I am finding new ways to use it. Sometimes the old needs a new look to shine again. If you are new to this, do not discard methods for their antiquity. In many cases, they are more stable and better tested than today�s �Ultramodern� strategies.
Some here ask about basic things without having read a single line of material. What did they expect? An app that tells them to �buy now� with a robotic voice? Read, study, and then ask. So the answers are more valuable and you don�t waste time explaining things that are already in the documents. Respect for knowledge, gentlemen.
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