@genghistar:
To be appropriate in trading you will have to be absolutely wrong
I'm not sure whether your thread title is supposed to be a universal truism, or applicable only for your own trading strategy.
For instance, in 1 egy that I utilize,'flipping' a commerce immediately after a reduction would be a bad choice, as it might have me trading contrary to short/medium term fundamental trends (as I read them). When I take a reduction, I just wait for another low risk entry (as ordered by my own analysis) in precisely the exact same way as the first place. Or I might end up taking a commerce in a different pair. I see every place as an independent transaction that has to be valid on its own analysis-based merits; it is not only a vehicle to regain any current reduction (es). For worse or better, that is the way that I look to operate.
But of course everybody's approach differs, and'flipping' your entries may work perfectly for your own style of trading.