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Stopped Out, Then Price Reversed? Review This First
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A later reversal does not prove the original stop was wrong. Review the entry, planned stop and original risk before comparing similar setups.
Illustrative coaching example; fictional records. Recorded results do not predict future performance.
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Stopped out, then watched price reverse?
Rewind. Review the entry, planned stop and original risk before revealing what happened next.
In this example, the stop is reached. Later candles reverse. That does not change the original trade.
Compare similar setups before changing a rule. Keep the planned risk limit. Do not widen a stop to avoid a loss.
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