It’s about probabilities. And just as crucial giving the trade the time it needs (YES days) to actually play out. Chasing pips results in exiting positions too soon for small profits, overtrading, and overanalyzing the normal fluctuations you can’t avoid in the market and ultimately clouds your judgement. I know it’s hard to walk away from your trade when your hard earned money is on the line, but that is why proper risk management, position sizing, and stop losses must be utilized. Like FF member RicardoDS stated in my previous thread, “A stop loss should be placed in a zone where the trade idea becomes invalid, most of the traders place their stop loss in a way to achieve the risk reward they want, and this is completely wrong. A trader will remain unprofitable until he/she realize this.” If you can’t go to bed peacefully because one of your trades are open, you are not using optimal money management. Simple as that. You see a fresh zone that was created and has not been tested yet that price is approaching and shows a good risk: reward opportunity, you put in an order and continue to live your life. At the end, none of us can predict the market, we are merely trying to put the odds in our favor. If I profit my $2 (see my previous post), I take it and continue on to become proficient in my approach. In this field nothing is 100% and that is why you need the right mindset to survive in the long run. In the meantime, I continue on saving to grow my account (I am currently deployed so this helps tremendously) and concentrate on learning the right knowledge needed to succeed in this market.