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4. Loser Trade that came after using too tight trend lines ( the line was following the lows or the highs of the bars, therefore, there were no a swing point in order to anchor the trend line, hence sometimes this type of analysis focus one attention in the micro context without having into account the overall context)
5. Loser trade- Because the trade was triggered under circumstances that are not stated in the trading plan, such as a Double Bottom, Double Top or Reversal. In this kind of situation, sometimes the price only spike the Trend line and the trade is taken prematurely, obviously without the confirmation of the RET.
6. Trade taken after a spike and not a real break (the “Real break” must be defined objectively with numbers) of the trend line (this sentence should be consider in relation to the results obtained from the Winners trades analysis)
7. Loser trade, because for the phenomena of the price the trade was discarded, notwithstanding the price did what was expected and the condition forecast in first place is maintained, therefore this type of trade could be frame under a “premature discard” @DbPhoenix
8. Loser Trade that was triggered after a strong break of a trend Line or an interest level of price such as PDL, PDH, ONH or ONL. (Regarding to the “strong” once again is a subjective term therefore this should be measure in pts)
9. Loser trade after the trend is going on, therefore is a trade that was located in a position of reentry, for this case the reentry show a disadvantage because after the trend is going on and several retracements have passed then the probability of succeed is lower.
11. Loser trade that is a reenter in the direction of the underlying trend, but the entry is given around a secondary trend line and not around the consolidated one, therefore the trade is taken watching only the most immediate context and not the overall context that has provided the day so far.
12. The entry is given because of the break of a secondary trend line not a Consolidated one, this point is different from the 11 because in this one, the trader expects the beginning of a movement therefore is not trying to reenter in the underlying trend.