I often times see folks say ---man, I should have gotten long on that last dip but I didn't quite get the right price or the right set-up. Rather, what I try to do is define stop out first, then just get in. I know if it drops below a certain level, that I want to be out, but that necessarily means that anywhere above that, I want to be in. Then, the idea is that it will run to a crooked number up to The Hog and perhaps even past. Sometimes, my trade is wrong, so I can take a new look and get back in if it warrants. The stop out level (risk) defines position size.