WHAT are the setup components? I can see the dc dot shift and ttm reverse - 2 right side indicator only components. I don't see a price line setup - nor is there mex flow on a retrace into the trade. Further considerations: look at the size of the buy swing AND your yellow dot trade would be right at trailing support for that trade. I showed the dark blue line-dark blue circle as the momentum extreme and higher low at the point - that is my current hold area for the last trailing contract.

IF the blue line-blue dot had occurred - I would have done that trade as a reverse - trading into/through the first break of the blue line AND the dark blue line. I would consider that trade as a swing failure after the pmd. In this case - the trailing contract is still open at the last bar of the chart. Something else to consider when you are studying your examples AND thinking about the various trade offs - how many times is the trade entry that 'shouldn't' be done - still available BUT as a 2nd break? The situation then becomes - the first break AND the typical loss is avoided BUT the same price is available as break2 AND that break becomes a winning trade.

after the yellow dot sell - the area of the lower high into the break becomes the center-focus line AND a key price to break and then shift back to support to keep the buy 'going' The eventual short was a break of the line AND then retrace to a lower high with mex flowing down - the trade entered on the next break of the blue line AND into the triple diagonal break at the 2 dark blue dots - this is the breakout potential of the area the gave me the swing-failure setup after the pmd. IF still flat the next setup that isn't that isn't a breakout chase - would be the retrace-reject of the blue line - yellow line matched price break2 at the blue dot.

WHAT are the setup components? I can see the dc dot shift and ttm reverse - 2 right side indicator only components. To this I could add that the pmd is at support AND this would be the resumption of the left side buy. Do note that when I mentioned the pmd reverse trade winners AND pointed out what I felt you would find that they had in common - that wasn't to suggest that those were method setups after a pmd - this still isn't a pmd-swing reverse setup.

IF the blue line-blue dot had occurred - I would have done that trade as a reverse. Again note - I am showing what I would view as a pmd-swing reverse setup that would be available at the same price BUT this didn't occur and the pmd failed - continuing the sell. In this specific case - I have a trailing short that was still held.

the swing high wasn't a pmd BUT IF it was - the sell could be the same trade if the price movement was the same. The dark blue line is the key to shift to support for the buy. Note the price action at that line at the blue line: hit1 retrace to lower AND back to the line with ttm reverse - hit2 retrace to another lower high WITH a dc dot shift AND with mex flow down. When this trade is done - the entry is through a setup price line AND a triple break setup.

The sell gets p1 and a reduce p2 as a response to the pmd at support - the trailing contract remained open. After the pmd-ttm reverse rejects the area of the sell break - there is a momentum resumption AND the blue line break becomes a pmd-failure WHICH is a continuation setup to our method AND in this case - is also a matched price failure which became done as an addon.

blue dot sell: IF the red dot sell isn't done - this is the first continuation setup.

yellow dot sell: IF you have never entered this swing AND/OR are considering an addon - this is not a trade setup - you will be selling a support breakout into the pmd.