Random Movement Tolerance

For me, random price movement becomes a problem when I start feeling the urge to interfere with a trade that still follows my original plan.

Small fluctuations are normal, so I focus on whether market structure has changed rather than every candle or temporary pullback.

My rule is to define my risk, stop-loss, and invalidation level before entering. If price action stays within those limits, I remain patient.

If I notice anxiety, second-guessing, or the urge to close early, I step back and follow my trading plan instead of reacting emotionally.

The goal isn't to eliminate discomfort; it's to stop discomfort from controlling decisions.