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Like Cory said. When it gets flat, notice that the EMA serves as an approx mean price. The entries/exits are at prices measured off the EMA. Enter at the edges, take 1/2 off at the EMA and if it crosses, close at the symmetrical distance on the other side. There are tools for this called envelopes. I don't back test, so I can't say how to set that up. I would keep a detailed log going forward. That keeps you current. Log every set up that meets the plan's criteria, whether you take it not.MAE, MFE, W/L, expectancy. Logging every occurrence of my setups - helps me with my read, more than anything else.
