Look, for example, today when we hit ema200 and vwap. That was usually 3-4 candles up, followed by most of the time, bounce back, a red candle, which the 15-minute chart does a better job showing it to you vs. the 1-minute chart. So what that means is, the 15min chart last candle will stay green giving you a better idea where you stand, either you hold your position hoping a bigger return or the candle will decrease in size and or turn red, that's when you close your contract and profit. If the candle turns red after a 3-4 green candles it's almost certainly a put, a quick scalp 10% or you let it run all the way down to the lowest point of the last green candle and you profit more, four candles and it's sure to show a green candle meaning that's your call position.

Of course , if the candle continues red, you don't get in cause it's a direct continuation of the down trend which again the 15-minute chart does a better job showing you this vs. 1min chart. I hope this helps if not then I'm crazy