I looked at your last trade on EUR/JPY. It actually wasn't a bad entry, in principle. EUR/JPY was in a strong uptrend across all time frames at that point, and there was no reason to think the trend would end - and in fact, it didn't end, it pulled back then continued up.
As it seems like you already know, to trend trade you buy the dips and sell the rallies, right? Your entry was after a noticeable dip on the 5- and 15-minute charts, but look at the 60-minute chart for that hour - it was over-extended and in need of a pullback, which is exactly what it did. And that's why that trade didn't work.
You have to look at all time frames up to the Daily chart: 5, 15, (maybe 30), 60, 240 and Daily. Always look for a reason to 'not' enter.
As it seems like you already know, to trend trade you buy the dips and sell the rallies, right? Your entry was after a noticeable dip on the 5- and 15-minute charts, but look at the 60-minute chart for that hour - it was over-extended and in need of a pullback, which is exactly what it did. And that's why that trade didn't work.
You have to look at all time frames up to the Daily chart: 5, 15, (maybe 30), 60, 240 and Daily. Always look for a reason to 'not' enter.
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