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2nd trade: attempted a pullback short, but price didn't go down, stopped out for -5.
If it didn't get stopped out, I'd have suffered a big loss.
3rd trade: tried to get in long, but didn't get filled, ended up chasing it, target didn't get filled at '30, price came back down, decided to exit, for BE.
After that, I tried twice to get in on pullbacks, but never got filled, so missed the big run up.
4th trade: a reversal short, when I saw price stalled.
I rarely do this type of trade.
Wasn't a very good entry, almost got stopped out by 1 tick. It eventually came down, exited with +1.
5th trade: a short after extended pullback
1st target hit for +6
Runner is still in force, it's progressing beautifully.
Will post chart when trade completes.
2nd target: runner got stopped out for +10.
I have much better results on short trades than long trades, simply because down trend is generally faster and more furious than up trend, and lasts longer.
Is the entry solely based on Unirenko or there is something behind the screen ?
Example : If price is above the PP and 15 min chart has green candle then
look Unirenko chart and take only long trades on breakouts or at higher lows.