if it is second entry but it is still the same leg then it will look like a reversal. when is it the same leg? if there is a leg down and then a minor correction like a inside bar or a small test up without a clear trendline break then it is same leg. you need a clear TL break and then an entry. this is a better set up but then you need context to match too. you have to earn your money, BRO
the bar after the bar marked with blue line was an entry bar for a second entry but there was no clear TL break so the next bar it reversed up. this bar broke a TL and so the next sell entry was a much better one and a lot of traders had the same opinion and entered sell.
made a mistake.... there was a reversal bar after this second entry too because it was the second leg down, of a large two leg pattern and i entered after this reversal bar but i exited when the entry bar became a doji. the highest probability entry was on the bar after a solid bull bar marked with the blue line. CONTEXT CONTEXT CONTEXT
scalped out: on a trading range day break outs however strong will be faded: safety pays ... but not much.... you want more pay, take more risk; my employer does not like more risk
Great @padutrader that you clearly stated this fact. Thanks. Also as I am sure you aware, there are charting programs that are very helpful in implementing this trading method. Thanks again for your sharing Padutrader.
i am a born loser everyone knows that, i have given up trading why are you wasting your time with me.i will buy another funded account it is for sale