When writing a paper, incorporating indicators can help you to flesh out your ideas and make sure that your argument is clear and concise. Indicators help you to signpost your readers, so they know what to expect from each section of the paper.

For example, if you are introducing a new concept, you might use an indicator such as "firstly" or "more importantly." This will help your reader to follow your argument and understand how each point relates to the overall purpose of the paper.

• Furthermore, using indicators can help with writing paper to organize your thoughts and structure your paper in a logical way.
• By including indicators throughout your writing, you can ensure that your paper is well-organized and easy to follow.

Ultimately, using indicators is a simple but effective way to improve the clarity and quality of your writing.

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Sorry for the rather nerdy question, I haven't been working with the SL and TP Lines system very long so there's a lot I don't understand yet. Still, Visual Backtesting is a bit tricky for me, but I always know that people are willing to help me, I just need to go to the Shagle app, and there will be many of my friends (even strangers there are quite friendly and willing to help) who are willing to explain me the topic that I will not understand. I want to be prepared for their questions, so I'm asking you here.

I hope you won't refuse to help me.