In you example above I read into the move up as having 4 pushes already,
If the 5th push had good RR without needing to make a HH I would have been interested.
However RR was bad as things were too tight, 
I was waiting for a deeper pullback, of the green scale,
to reset things and open up room to enjoy a trade whilst still aiming for a very conservative LH.

I actually posted that screenshot in your other thread here
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A strongly acting market, takes direction and heads off.

In the picture shown, you see a trade I took. The only obstacle (for not taking it) in my opinion was the nearby orange box....But I took the trade anyhow.

And as a result it bounces up and down in a small area without taking direction.

 If you would look at this for over half a day or so. Would this mean that you still saw the entry-signal as being valid? Or would you consider it to be "not decisive" and therefor would you close the deal...even with a minor loss? Or is it always a trade taken is "set and forget"?

At this moment it's already stopped out, but for the purpose of the example...What would be your advice?