when the price moves enuf to trigger an entry, but then reverses before hitting the first target, it's a "fake-out" that results in a loss ... Cain says to double your stake on the opposite move to recoup that loss, and that almost always works ... so what do you think of this logic: if the first trade loses, you move the entry of the 2nd trade closer ... e.g.: if your original entries are 1.6174 and 1.6120 ... (box is 1.6130 to 1.6170 plus spread of 4) ... and the Buy trade triggers but fails, normally you wait to Sell ... but since you're expecting the price to trend down, you'd move your entry to 1.6130, the bottom of the original box ... Cain, what do you think?