On the 1-hour chart, a pullback is forming within the ascending channel on the 4-hour chart. The trend line has also reacted at more than three points. In addition, a double bottom is forming near the 4H (buy). This double bottom is a type where the right valley is shallower than the left valley, and the fact that the lows are rising suggests that a reversal here will be strong.

On the 15-minute chart, you can see a double bottom on the 1-hour chart. There are two reasons why I did not enter at the neckline of the double bottom. The first is that the trend line on the 1-hour chart was located above the neckline, and the second is that there was a part where a long upper wick was formed before the neckline, and I was concerned that selling pressure would come in there. Therefore, the entry point of the red line was the place where the above two points could be cleared, and it was the point where both the trend line and the neckline were broken. However, since the trend line was drawn on the 1-hour chart, I wanted to wait until it was confirmed that the 1-hour chart would break the trend line with its body, so the entry point is a little off from the red line.

I made three entries. I placed all stop losses just below the right valley of the double bottom. The first one was RR=1:1, the second one was up to the high of the starting point of the trend line, and the third one was up to the upper limit of the channel. In total, I ended up with about 215 pips.