Seems I may have figured out how to post a chart.
I put this together for two reasons: (1) to show how retracements and reversals are formed and (2) to provide more backstory on the trades you've been posting the last couple of days.
You'll note on the main chart that price has broken the demand line and held in a sideways direction for several days. Even though the demand line has been broken, this is a potential RET entry. And on the next day, price rallies and a RET entry would have been triggered. However, this trade fails immediately, suggesting that it is instead a potential reversal, and a reversal entry would have been triggered the following day. But this doesn't work either, so you end up in a hinge, with higher lows and lower highs, a hinge which remains intact today. So far. In other words, in real time all you have to go with is potentials, not certainties. You can expect and you can anticipate, but you can't know. Understanding this enables the trader to exit the trade without a lot of emotional self-indulgence. It's just business.
The other point I wanted to make with regard to the value of backstory is that by going back to the origins of whatever trading environment you find yourself in you can form better and more realistic expectations. Here, for example, there was loads of potential for substantial moves at the beginning. But as the RET trade failed and the REV trade failed and the hinge formed, the daily ranges became narrower and narrower. Knowing that you're in a hinge, even if that hinge is evident only on the daily, and that the ranges are becoming narrower helps you to avoid unrealistic expectations regarding the upside or downside of your trades. And if the ranges eventually become too narrow to trade, just stop and wait for all of this to be broken, at which point more substantial moves will make themselves available as price begins trending again.