The point I do want to make is that if you ever look at a pin bar or a DBHLC or DBLHC, and the particular PA is not perfect, such as the Highs off by a few pips or the pin closing or opening off by a few pips which does not match the consensus definition of the particular PA, does that necessarily mean that PA is wrong? No. But if you take it are you sticking to your system? your discipline? Thats the question.
Take the example below where the two arrows point. For first arrow, what if that so called "pin" opened earlier and closed eariler due to a time zone difference, we may have a longer pin sticking out, and a pinbar. Maybe we would see no PA or just random PA.
What about the second arrow, depending on how much time zone difference on different time zones between an open and close that could have been a pinbar or a DBHLC. Just shift an open and close 30 minutes, an hour?
This is where a few factors come into play, such as Time Zone, Experience, Discipline, Risk Tolerance.
A disiplined trader may take only the perfect set ups and miss out on the not so perfect ones due to time zone difference.
An experienced trader may see these happen and trade them and not miss out on them.
Ultimately it will come down to the traders experience and attitudes.