Rashid, I can see a lot of fustration from your trades. Taking that many trades and essentially trying to catch every wiggle to try and win back your losses is very destructive. I've been down that road before. It is up to you if you want to improve. If you can't handle a loss and you are too hard on yourself because you left money on the table, then you will never progress forward. Never let a loss or money left on the table cloud your thinking and impair your judgement. Because that just takes the focus away from the next setup that's just around the corner. One more thing, you uttered the words "price levels" earlier. You need more practice in that area. If I were you I would not commit hard earned money to a style of trading that you don't fully grasp yet. Sorry If I come off a bit harsh, just one man's opinion. Take it for what its worth, I'm not here to teach anyone.
Your comments are not news to me. My key "problem" is I am a perfectionist and too often I see trading as varying levels of imperfection which leads to looking back and only seeing how much better this or that could have been... working on it..