JJ, coaching you on every trade

Honestly, the idea was right (reverting the 9:30 dump back up toward the pre-open price) but both entries were late and the risk was off-dashboard. I'd count neither as a valid setup by my rules. Here's what I see on your chart.

Fair price: NY AM, 1-minute. Pre-open was consolidating around 30,040–30,060, and your target line at ~30,022 is basically the bottom of that area, where the dump started. That's close enough.

The move away: about a 240-point dump in the first 20 minutes off the open. That's unfair, so you were right to look for longs. But then price chopped between 29,800 and 29,880 for roughly 40 minutes with real volume. A consolidation that refuses to go back to the open becomes the new fair price. By 10:30 the fair price wasn't 30,022 anymore, it was the middle of that chop, around 29,840.

Trade 1 (~10:35, long ~29,890): You bought the top of that new consolidation, so your actual points of edge were around zero, not the ~130 you were measuring. It's also 65 minutes after the open, when volume is already dying. Price wicked up, failed and stopped you. That's what a no-edge trade looks like.

Trade 2 (~11:00, long ~29,797): This one I'd cut out completely. It's at 11 AM, when I'm done with NY AM, and it's 90 minutes in, so the session is basically over. It also looks like you bought into a falling red push with no break of structure up. That's catching a knife, not a reversion entry. Plus it's a 240-point dump with no reversion by 11, so you're on a trend day, and you don't fade those.

Sizing: From your boxes I'm reading roughly a 53-point stop with a ~132 target, then an 83-point stop with a ~225 target. Those are estimates off the screenshot, and I can't see your contract count. Neither one is a dashboard profile:

• Eval: 25/38, or 50/76 at half size (which fit here, since the opening candles were way over 25 points)
• New funded: 25/100

Don't make up stops and targets based on where structure is. Same dollars every time, just follow the dashboard.

What I'd have done: taken the first break of structure back up after the dump, around 9:45–9:50 when price popped off ~29,800. You had 200+ points of edge back to the pre-open price there, enough for the funded trade. If that failed, I'd try a couple more times max (3 attempts), then be done. After 10:30 that chop was its own fair price, and the trade was gone.

The one fix: enter early, on the first BOS, while you still have points back to fair price, and stop trying once price builds a new consolidation or it hits 11. Don't overcomplicate it, consolidation means fair. Hopefully that makes sense.