Generally, when trading, we feel the need to not miss out on every market opportunity; many times we believe that if we open a long position and the market is bullish, then we just need to let it run... but there are so many factors that can both close the position and, even though we are in favor of the trend, we can see negatives. If you ask me: Bela, how have you been trading? I can tell you my setup which I hope serves you as much as it does for me (Don't forget to leave a tip when you start boosting your trades haha):

My setup has been the following:

View the 1D chart; what I mostly look for is the context, whether it is bearish, bullish, if it is accumulating, if it is continuing the trend, if there is a BOS or a CHCH, and all the information I can gather to know how much I can let it run. I recommend using a 200 EMA to see the trend on a large scale and a 50 EMA to confirm continuity and above all to see if it has been acting as support (LONG) or resistance (SHORT) previously.

View the 4H chart; we confirm that it is not sideways, we do exactly the same thing we did on the one-day chart.

Start studying the session with the 1H chart, now knowing the context and understanding its direction, we must now verify where it stands and what periods it is fulfilling within this hour, I can start looking for FVG within the trend that I have been able to observe previously.

Now that we have all this ready, we are not worried if during this process we see the price go up and down, because what we are waiting for is a specific point on the chart called Fair Value Gap, FVG.

For the last steps, we will view the 15-minute chart, during this time period, we will look for resistances and supports, the highest peak "Premium", the middle "equilibrium", and the lowest peak "Discount", we mark them, and then we will look for the FVG to prepare our entry. And that's it, you can comment if you have questions or want me to go into details because I can't write everything in this post.