Candlestick strategy backtesting

Being a vivid fan of candlestick charting. What's more fun then getting in knee-deep and start interpreting charts. Before anyone jumps in and says "Hey! there's no use or credibility in interpretating a chart that's history", i would like to point out that practice helps! So here is the first in the series of charts I will attempt to interpret technically. Time for sharing!

-Falling wedge as indicated by the two trend line.
-Bearish falling window in the first oval on the left.
-Bearish reversal abandoned baby.
-Bearish reversal Tweezer Top
Conclusion. Unless GentingSP breaches the support/resistance as indicated by the trendline, stay out of this counter.
Trading: If i have to trade this. I would place a stop limit order 3 cents above the bottom trendline when prices rebound with a tight cut-loss 1-2 cents below the current price.