My "triple homicide" stoploss rule. I rarely get fully stopped out (without looking to re-enter) until: - technical setup dies AND - fundamental structure dies AND - catalyst/narrative disappears If all three of those don't happen, 99% of the time I'm getting back in (esp if narrative is still strong/alive) I get stopped out ALL the time from a technical level breaking...but if the rest of the picture still looks good, I'm looking to reassess and re-enter nearly every single time. I see people get stopped out on the technical side and think the trade is over forever. But you respected risk, you're now flat, and can think with a perfectly clear mind. 1) did price change? - cool, it happens - reassess - build a new entry plan - define new risk - don't be afraid to get in again 2) have fundam