Hi Saavy
I took a look at your charts and entry/exit methods and think I have a decent understanding of what you're doing. Counter trend trading is appealing and does work within the right context. I'm not so sure however, of its value as the sole entry setup if you're going to trade for an income.
As you've noticed, trend days produce bulky moves. Why not try and devise a method to exploit those with low risk like you do with the divergence trades? I think the odds of that smoothing out your returns are quite high.
As you may have noticed, a momentum divergence can be misleading if one is not aware of what the dynamics on the higher time frames are. Today for ex, if you were shorting the market on divergence, you got killed. Some traders, actually use new momentum highs as a signal to get long, when their other trend indicators kick in. SO I guess, as long as you have a good understanding of what the real "trend" is, you should be okay.
I personally believe that the most money to be made in trading, is by trading with and not against the trend. And this is applicable to all time frames, since the market is fractal in nature. When you trade with the trend, you're risk reward can get to as high as 5:1 with decent win loss ratios. Trading counter trend is to some degree, pissing against the wind. Not very pleasant when it's blowing against you. You CAN get risk reward of 3:1 or higher countertrend but you have to be very good at exiting and are facing momentum the wrong way, most of the time. Judging by the charts you have, you're risk reward is likely no better than 2:1. I may be wrong here.
At any rate,
My 2c
Good Luck