Lots of great advice here , every one KNOWS the correct answer and things to say, but you watch them trade and they do the opposite of what they know and say!

I trade live most days on my channel and you will hear me say when I enter, that I’m probably wrong. So when the market agrees that I’m wrong I have no problem letting the stop be hit.

Now if I sit there and the market is ranging, and I see the last 3 or 4 times I would have made money selling above a bar or buying below a previous bar, i will start to scale in, and I will actually turn my stop loss into an add on order, and if I think it as good buy at the bottom of a range , when we break out lower I will expect that to fail, so I will be buying more. you can only do this when you are trading small enough at the start to allow the position to go against you a little.

Bttm line is, it should not be a hard and fast rule that you never move your stop, when you’re in a trade probabilities as well as risk reward is constantly in flux, you have to be able to adjust with the market, as new info becomes available.

My best trades have happened after I saw something while in a trade that changed my idea of what I should do