DislikedHmmm, so looking back through these it looks like you knock them out for the following reasons in no particular order:
a) if price is stuck in trading range you will wait for a breakout and then a retracement back. it also appears that you are looking for more then 1 candle of consolidation.
b) if the retracement is more then the .386 or .50 of the last swing you pass?
I am kind of baffled actually as the trade you added seems similar to me to others that you have Xed out. Please explain if you would what you mean by fibo retracement or let me know if I am correct above. It seems to me that you like the breakout first (this is good because it gives better chance that price will actually move) and then you want a pull back to the .386 or somewhere before entering (this is also good as it seems to lower the chances that they next candle will go against you.
It seems that if you wait for price to pull back to the .386 to .500 of last swing and then stochs roll around for you, if prices doesn't move for you pretty quickly then it is smart to just get out. One detail, you used expansion fibs instead of retracement fibs so the real figures are .618 and .500 in fact.
Am I onto something here?Ignored
Detail : you used fibs expansion and not fibs retracement so the real figures are .618 and .500
Another hint : waves (yet i did not applied this one to your doc file i think). I prefer to take the first or second wave than the others even if i miss a very big move.