🗣️Hey everyone, what's up? @SuperiorTrade_ shared an awesome article. I think it's worth checking out. To summarize: 🧙The reason your stop loss gets hit before a full reversal is often not bad analysis, but the wrong stop placement. Most traders: ❌First decide how much they want to lose. ❌Then they place the stop based on that number, folks. 🧙The market doesn't care about your 3% risk or your desire to not lose 50$ . 👉The levels the price looks at are; ✔️Support and resistance ✔️Previous lows/highs ✔️Areas where liquidity accumulates. 👉That's why your stop should be determined not by the question: ❌How much do I want to lose? but rather by: ✅At what level does this trade become invalid? So, friends. 👉The most common mistake is; ➖Placing the stop where everyone else does ➖Round numbers, ➖Just below previous lows, ➖Exact 5%-3% distances... 🗣️These are where stop clusters form. The price grabs liquidity, triggers stops, and then continues in its direction. Sound familiar? 😅 🗣️Another mistake is ignoring volatility. 🗣️If a coin moves 8% in a day, a 3% stop gets lost in normal market noise. 🗣️Even if you guessed the direction correctly, you'll get kicked out of the trade. The golden rule, friends, is👇 1️⃣First find the point where the trade becomes invalid. 2️⃣Place the stop there. 3️⃣Then adjust your position size. In other words; A wider stop = Not a bigger risk. A wider stop = A smaller position. 🧙What professionals think about is: 🔸How much can I gain? not, 🔸If I'm wrong, where will I exit and how much will that cost me? I'm curious about your thoughts as well, let's meet in the comments, friends. #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Crypto #Trading #CryptoCurrency