I really have no interest in doing that. I'm not in a pissing contest to prove anything and frankly, even if I tried to teach you, what others say here makes it clear I'd be wasting my time.
Trading is a tough business. Imo, from years of observation, the machines (as marketsurfer would say) control the markets. Discretionary trading has a place but ultimately your own trading system requires a rules based mechanical response. @Georgii said: "The more discretionary your edge, the more your psyche interferes with your trading" and imo that's hugely true. The punishment of being wrong while trying to second guess direction will result in a type of feedback loop of pain, a type of flinching and subconscious fear which results when you pull the trigger on a gun which continually recoils heavily into a painful shoulder.