Use visible decisions
Begin with the bodies and wicks where price repeatedly changed direction. If closes cluster near one boundary while rejection wicks extend farther, mark both facts. The zone should explain a piece of structure; it should not expand whenever the trade needs rescuing.
Let price answer
A touch is only location. The response may include a lower-timeframe rejection, a small base, a higher low, or renewed displacement in the breakout direction. Choose the evidence your plan requires before the pullback arrives.
Deep pullbacks are not automatically better because they offer a tighter entry. They can also signal weak acceptance beyond the broken level. Compare depth with pace, candle overlap, and whether price closes back inside the old range.
Keep the drawing honest
After the session, save the original zone and annotate what happened. Do not move it to fit the low. Over twenty examples, the unedited drawings will teach more than a gallery of perfect touches.