The synthesis: what these references change in the course

Six references, three sources, a single method running through them all. This short lesson gathers in one table what each of them changed in the course: where the teaching comes in, and what it modifies. Most of them confirm what the previous modules already say; a few added a rule, and those additions are marked as such.

What the practitioners add

This course says nothing other than what these references say; it says it on ES, with the tools that show it. What the practitioners add is experience: lived risk figures, named patterns, and the certainty that it takes years. None of the six references promises a result, none sells a signal, and all of them spend more time on what you do not trade than on what you trade. That is the best sign of their seriousness.