The sell failed.

The beauty. Just like a clock. =)

I closed half of it. The rest is at breakeven.

I'm in gold. I entered a buy yesterday at the 1H signal. The price came very close to my stop loss, but returned to the opening price and gave another buy signal. I wait and see what happens next.

Thanks. I have clarified a lot for myself and thanks to your answers, and so far I have formulated my questions. Very grateful. =)

Another trade, according to the plan, was closed in profit.

Yes, modern technologies allow us to overcome the language barrier and conduct this dialogue. =) Thanks. I understand what you mean. This is what I am leading to. You say, "If a trade is not doing what you thought it should, Exit, but if it is going ...

I'm sorry. Maybe I don't understand something. You mentioned several times in this trade that you are entering it because it presents a small risk. You even specifically talked about the risk of 12 pips with a potential profit of 25 pips. But in ...

I just had a plan and I followed it. Both TPs worked.

Thanks for the answer. Don't apologize for being blunt. This is what I need. =) I appreciate your opinion. Perhaps my messages are clumsy and not very accurately interpreted, because I write through a translator. English is not my language. I'm just ...

Here's another example, when I took less than the market gave. It looks like I have normal inputs, but the outputs need to be honored. Am I making the right conclusions? 1. I need to put further stop loss. 2. I don't need to wait for the runner, but ...

Here I exited before the stop loss manually, because the price broke through the channel in the other direction and the daylight showed the same direction (the slow MA crossed -50, and the fast one crossed the slow one). Do you see what happened ...

But in such a situation, a short stop loss saved my money. Maybe after the stop loss, you should immediately open a trade in the other direction? And only if it turns out to be unprofitable, then leave this market due to uncertainty?

But when stop-losses, they are so offensive. The price then turns in my direction. =) This means we need to set stop losses further away. And take profit from the market on impulses and exit, and not wait for the price to run further. It's just as ...

A similar situation was here. All the time I hope for the runner, but he still does not come. =)

I entered with two transactions. First, on a breakout, then on a pullback. I closed the first one with a small profit, securing a breakeven for the second one. Then he waited for a big movement. But it closed at the trailing stop. This happens all ...

Although this one looks even better. But only a part is closed. Some are still in the market.

My best deal today. =) All in all a good day. There is a certainty that I begin to understand what I am doing. =))

And here are deals from yesterday. Half are already closed in profit. Will SL work? Addition: Worked =)

Here, too, I am waiting for the continuation.