First
Find the trend
Secondly
Convert the chart to daily and identify the peak and trough area
Third
Convert the chart to four hours and look for a small candle with high volume, identify the peak and trough
Fourth:
Convert the chart to hourly and start monitoring price movement around the peaks and troughs you identified from the higher timeframe.
Look for:
•Reversal candle at those areas (such as an engulfing candle or pin bar).
•Confirmation with volume: an increase in trading volume with a break of the previous small candle signals the entry of new liquidity.
•Align the time trend: do not go against the daily or four-hour trend, but wait for a correction to enter with the trend, not against it.
Fifth:
Switch to the 15-minute time frame to follow entry and exit details:
•Place your orders near accumulation areas or retest areas.
•Watch for volatility, if it becomes random exit temporarily and wait for clarity in the trend.
•Use a clear stop loss not exceeding a specific percentage of capital (1-2%).
Sixth - from a psychological perspective:
•Do not monitor the trade every minute, set your goals and let them work.
•Do not rush to adjust the stop loss or target unless based on new analysis.
•Remind yourself that the trade is part of a series, not your financial destiny.