Ok, I'll share some essentials of my trading plan for taking an entry.
They are however based on S/R lines or trendlines; that's where I fail to make it. Often in hindsight I see other points that indicate a better support zone, and if I'd taken my entry conform strategywise that would have been a possible profitable trade. This part doesn't say anything about position sizing, risk reward, profit/loss, fixed or variable target, stoploss, etc. If you'd want me to add let me know but perhaps it's better to take it one step at a time.
1) If a break through a previous resistance level should occur on a wide range body (closing above middle, this does not necessarily imply one bar try to "blend" bars), check if volume is equal or higher than the previous upswing. If it is (but not extremely high because that would indicate too much supply), than wait for a retracement (lower volume, small spread) to touch the resistance line. If it waffles around or slightly above the line for a minimum of three bars on lower volume (possibly dry-up), than take an entry. Also check for support to the left of the weekly/monthly chart if the marubozu upbar didn't create an air pocket without support.
In case of a support line -> similar situation but turn everything around
2) After a potential selling climax (of course easy to say in hindsight, although I have described some elements where too look for), look for a high volume wide spread hammer that closes above the low of the previous wide spread down bar (sometimes you'll have to "blend" two bars to see it). If price slowly starts to move up than wait for it to go back very near or to the lowest point of the SC. On that point if you see three bars that have an end above the middle, place your long entry.
3) Once you see a triangle (coil, hinge,...) developing check what happened before. This should be a low volume move converging into a point in the future. If after a selling climax, enter long on one of the lowest points, then if a false outbreak would occur you'd still be breakeven. If price has been ranging before, then if price > opening price => go long on lower boundary, otherwise short on upper side.
For now, I'll reframe from posting anything further. Although this is my journal, I'd have no problem with anybody else explaining his/her plan in this thread...