fake breakouts against a strong trend

It isn't a real trading system yet, but maybe...
look at these chart:

What happens in the white rectangles?
There are some small breakouts of the last swing lows.
The MAs tell us there is a strong uptrend and almost everytime the price go down (let's say 2-3 pips) the last swing low and then it can take te breakout level again there is a bounce 2-3 times bigger than the fake breakout.
Sorry for my poor english, I go to work, see you later

This is what I mean...an other chart: once te price fake the breakout, the bounce in original direction is huge (sometimes)...so the r/r is the key of this method. I'm posting from htc shift so maybe it isn't very clear...I try to show the pic:

Now I,m here (piaZza del popolo Roma)

Charts are real, there are no things like fake breakouts.

If you wanna "see" fakes, watch market depth.

I'm sorry? Can you explain better, please? I just wanna try to find and share a profictable way to trading and it seems a kind of it.
I only noticed that since the prices go down the previous swing low in a strong trend market (I called it "breakout", maybe it' snot the right word) and then recuperate fast, there is a real possibility that it can be a nice bound...
I don't wanna see things that don't exist!

Mr. Unnamed, my english is not good so I'm afraid not to understand your post.
Clarify me please if I'm wrong
If you put stop loss 2-3 pips over the recent high (red line) entering short when by the big bearish bar cross down the price of the breakout you could set a take profit a little lower (10-20 pips) wasn't it a big deal???

Why "rookie"???
the first time this discussion was moved was in "trading discussion"
I'm not so newbie...is perhaps my pic of Rome?

I'll analize 5-6 recent setups of this technique.
First the main chart

Many traders are looking at charts with support/resistance levels,candles, breakouts and other TA.

If it gets broken and comes back they think that were fake breakouts.

But liquidity isn't static and it's moving much different than most people think.

It's a bit messy, it's the first setup of the main chart, now try to explain the rules:
In a strong down trend (blue ma>red ma>green ma)
we have a high swing A @1.4850
few candles later price makes the breakout B
until the new swing high C
then retraces and we enter short on D one pip under A @1.4849 BLACK LINE
setting stop loss one pip over C @1.4855 RED LINE
first target is E (r/r 1:1) where we move stop at break even POINT
price goes down again and touch F (Green line) r/r 2:1 and we move stop from break even to blue line
price goes up and we take profit in E

Thank you Unnamed
I see what happened when these setups come true, then I take my decision using a good ratio rr

SECOND SETUP
we 'd take profit at green line after touching pink line

leave out this one (the 3rd setup of the downtrend) 'cause it's not very clear even if it would be winner

stop loss here

I'm so tired now soon after there was a winning trade and another one,.,,tomorrow I'll put other charts...goodnight all

A candle makes a new swing high
B candle first goes over it then retraces and we enter on black line (1 pip under A max)
stop loss is the red line (1 pip over B max)
we could have reached many targets (blue, green line and so on) with a very goog r/r

here is another case in which the first swing high is not very clear...if we entered we won

LAST sample: