Quote from niko:
I trace the channels, but still don´t really know how to use then in decision making . . .
You say that the fact that the MP of the TR and the TC intersect at 2950 is important, why?
If the trendlines and trading range limit lines aren't used in decision-making, then they're just lines, and useless. But the lines trace demand and supply, or buying pressure and selling pressure. Therefore, if for example a demand line holds, the buying pressure isn't there because of the demand line; the demand line is there because of the buying pressure. Once the buying pressure evaporates, so does the line, which is what you want to know in order to make a trading decision.
When price bounces off the lower limit of a trading range, it can be assumed that it will travel at least to the midpoint of that range bec of mean reversion. That's what happens in an auction market. Therefore, your LOLR was up at least until you reached the midpoint of your trend channel, at 2925 or so. When it cleared that, it could be assumed that price would go all the way to the opposite limit, at 50. That this coincided with the midpoint of the trading range you delineated on the daily suggests that there are two areas of resistance to face: the upper limit of the trend channel and the midpoint of the daily trading range. Until you get to 50, though, you're good.
This does not mean that 50 is a guarantee, though. Buyers may stall out before that point, as they did here at your double top. But 47 is close enough, and the context helps stop you from exiting a long prematurely. The market is on your side. It wants to give you money. Let it.
Quote from niko:
Given the fact that at 4 we are already in the 5th RET (The first one being at 9:20 after the HL and SL break at 9:10) isn´t this a low probability long? I mean for considering pyramiding.
Yes. But, as you point out, there are multiple retracements. If you enter at 0900, you can pyramid at 0910 and 0920 and 0930 and 0950.