No volume prior to the bullish move, bull trap.

Price hit major structure, we're shifting down. The strong momentum doesn't matter, price is still most likely to continue with the trend. High momentum moves are usually liquidity grabs.

Yes. Sometimes that's all it takes, if you get your confirmation it's okay to enter. In this case we had a change of character and the volume increased as price was sweeping the previous high giving us an opportunity to enter around the fresh supply.

Box 1.

Yes. We saw a strong rejection after the major structure break and we had an opportunity to enter at the major structure point before the news came out.

Profit taking / Volume accumulation. Looking for shorts. Almost every time there is a break of a major structure and price consolidates with an increase in volume it means we're going to reverse.

No. It's an obvious orderblock created by news, we always expect these to be taken out.

Yes. The volume increased as price was reaching the bottom and reversed changing character and breaking multiple structure points.

Price comes down below the news candle as the volume decreases. News candles almost always are taken out soon after. High volume created by the news is usually just an accumulation of orders before the real move happens.

Wait for the news. Most news are already priced in before they are relesaed, they just speed up what was already going to happen. As long as your trade has the correct bias and your entry is good enough you should always let the trade play out. Usually before the news are released you will notice the structure shifts towards the bias of the news.

Major structure break + volume accumulation. Price is always looking to liquidate key level, once a key level is broken and the price goes into a consolidation phase with an increase in volume it indicates an accumulation of orders and a potential reversal.

Reversal. As price reached the bottom, the momentum slowed down and the volume increased suggesting an accumulation of buy orders and profit taking (short side).

Yes. If there was no increase in volume, the ChoCh wouldn't matter and we wouldn't take the trade but the accumulation of volume as price comes down suggests a potential reversal, therefore our ChoCh was a good enough confirmation to enter.

There was no confirmation.

Yes. The price broke a major structure point and reversed changing character and breaking the previous high. It's enough confirmation to enter during retracement.

Major structure entry.

Both. When trading on the 1 minute timeframe even the tiniest sweep above the previous structure can be a valid ChoCh. Of course the higher ChoCh holds more value and it gives a stronger confirmation, but the first ChoCh would have been a good enough confirmation to change your bias as long as it lines up with higher timeframe.

Sweep above liquidity + ChoCh + Continue down.

Box 2.

Box 2. After price broke a major structure point it changed character and came back for a retest giving us an entry.

Yes. Price tapped into the demand and changed character.

Yes, wait for rejection of the fresh supply. You're not always going to get a confirmation to enter your trade, it's okay if you don't as long as you manage your risk accordingly, however it's always advised to wait for a confirmation before entering.

Equal highs sweep and ChoCh.

Box 1 had a change of character and a retest of a fresh demand zone where you could have entered from. Altough Box 2 and 3 had entry opportunities, Box 1 is where the shift happened.

Major structure break and ChoCh.

All of them are correct. Each trade had a valid reason to enter.

Sweep + Sweep + ChoCh + Supply tap.

Orderblock sweep entry. Altough your entry and style is a personal preferance, this was a clear orderblock that was taken out.

Supply 2. Price doesn't always retest the deeper levels on a smaller timeframe, supply 2 created a strong bearish move which was most likely to be respected in the future, if the supply 2 was broken we could see a reversal above the highs.

Nothing wrong. Enter again. There's was nothing wrong with this trade. Trading on the 1 minute timeframe with small stop losses means we're going to have much lower win rate than as if we were simply swing trading or day trading on higher timeframes. Even the best setups may lose and the worst setups may win, it's just part of the game. After the sweep of the high we had another ChoCh and another opportunity to enter with the exact same setup, making back our previous loss plus more.