The strategies above will be absolute useless if you infringe your risk management. Whenever strategy you use while trading, you should bear in mind the risks. The first strategy is much more risky, and we recommend using the half of your standard working volume to minimize the loss in case the impulse will fail to be realized properly. In case of breakout strategy we recommend setting 1-1,5% max stop loss (from the entry point). The pullback strategy is less risky and there is a possibility to set up short stop loss. Using such strategy, you can increase your standard working volume to X3-X5 with stop loss 0,3-0,5% according to the recommendations stated above.
Be aware, that profitable traders are not those who close 10 out of 10 trades in profit, but those who follow the risk management rules. You can have 5 out of 10 trades closed in loss (3-7$ of loss each) according to your risk management, but the next trade will bring you 100$ profit, covering previous loses and adding you profit.
Be careful! Risk management first, then trading strategy!