DislikedH1 - PA breaks Kumo (Bearish red line)
M30 - PA above Kumo (Bullish). Wait for bearish till red line. Check back H1, still bearish.
M15 - PA below Kumo (bearish).
M5 - PA below Kumo (bearish).
No trade because no perfect ichimoku setup found. Bear in M5 was half way down and TS/KS cross was above kumo.Ignored
No2. I find it very hard to work looking back as although this proved to be a good trade, for me in real time it would have been too risky as the K/S was very flat and in real life I would have expected to see PA go back to that line. Where would you have put your stop loss? as you have to have good MM think it would have been a bit too faraway for my R:R.
If you are entering on the M5 it's a good idea to use M1 to look for you entry point as it has already happened. I use the M5 for my entries as I trade the M15 and look to the M30 and H1 also H4 for sentiment.
No3. We are told to look for the perfect entry but I don't see that often and seems to required soooo much time glued to the screen so I'm afraid I am guilty of entering after the signs are already in situ meaning I'm often late into a trade and suffer for it as my TP isn't as good as it could be Ah well.
No4. Hmmmm this is a tricky one H1 kumo was in conflict with M30 M15 etc.
BUT as I probably wouldn't be looking at H1 then I may have taken it because I would have been looking at M30 M15 M5 M1 and they were all good to go. On M5 there was a weak T/S K/S cross above the kumo, and a very flat K/S not a good sign really so my S/L would have been been above the K/S 10 pips plus spread exit would have been the T/S K/S cross and that would have been a nice trade.
Try analyzing trades in real time to get the feeling of being in the moment even if you do this on paper, I'm really new to ichi but have loved doing it in real time even if I have lost a few good MM takes the sting out of it.