Quote from anglagard:
Thank you for jumping into the discussion.
If you are unable to enter at a better price after getting stopped, I don't see why entering at a worse price, but now with additional confirmation from the market that your chosen direction is in fact correct, is a problem.
The re-entry does not have to be at a better price in order for you to make a good trade. Yes it's not the best case but between that and increased risk and increased losses, I take it.
I remained unconvinced but appreciate the discussion.
let's say you think tomorrow's the top but don't want to wait for confirmation after a bad jobs number and the SP has gone down 25 points in 30 seconds. you can put some of it on now, and some on after the 8:30 number.
Yes I do think tomorrow will be the top and am debating how to play it. I don't usually like to put on my full position before that number but may do it this time. Or I may hope it's a good number and sell into the spike higher after. I don't really know NFP are tough days.