I think you can see his entry on the chart. I would not say hindsight. And the setup you are referring was just after an hourly trend line break, so probably that is why he did not take it, at least I would not have taken it .
This one, you mean (see attachment)? As you can see, it didn't harm me, was poor entry from the start so watched it like a hawk and bailed quickly b/e. Also, I emphasized in the first post of the thread that my purpose is not document every trade, but more those, which are good demonstrations of technical analysis principles. I have no need to prove anything to anyone. If you don't like this threads, I am sure you have choice.
One important note, I never intended to say that each of the setups shown should ever be taken mechanically. It's not the way to trade them. The way is (in my view) to watch them for a long time until you get a good feel for them and then take those, which look the best and are in good context. I will probably return to the concept of context a little later.
the 3 sisters fully diverged and corked. new long pendings hit then puked. end of trend at the vert. bar shop exit door. s
1H context for the last trade mentioned. http://www.cornixforex.com/2012/01/1h-context-of-the-reversal-setup-described-in-the-last-post/
It also coincided with the ZB buying and ES rolling over. I trade ES and 6e with ZB triggers 3 pip range. PA no indicators.
................................ the setup is so obvious. breakout guys never get it right.......... s