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Scale-out planner
Take half off at the first target and move the stop to break-even, or let the whole trade run? Compare four ways to manage the same trade, first on a market with no edge, then on your own hit rates.
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Set the two targets and press the button.
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Educational only, not financial advice; trading involves risk.
Why the win rate is the wrong scoreboard
Closing half at the first target and moving the stop to break-even feels safe: more trades end green, fewer end red. But each early exit also gives up the larger part of the trades that would have run. In a market with no edge the two effects cancel exactly; on real trading, only your own records can say which way it leans.
Count, over your last 50 or more trades, how many reached the first target before the stop, and how many of those went on to the second. Those two numbers decide the plan. Then check what costs take, find a risk per trade that survives your losing streaks, and write the plan you choose into your trading plan.
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