When we discuss trading strategies and market psychology here at MoneyFX, we focus on the numbers. But I’ll make a strong affirmative statement: your expensive setup is a liability if you haven't verified your monitor’s performance. I firmly believe that many traders fail to notice subtle price action signals because they are viewing charts on screens with backlight bleed or pixel defects that obscure fine details. We spend thousands on data feeds but look at them through a "dirty window" of hardware artifacts. I’ve made it a rule to run BlackScreen to ensure my panel is uniform before the market heat picks up. Do you think "hardware health" is a legitimate factor in trading performance, or is this just another way to overcomplicate the simple act of buying and selling?