Draw the stop first. The entry can wait.
Most forex day traders lose the morning painting levels, then enter anyway because they feel late.
A cleaner sequence:
Name invalidation before you name the entry. If you cannot point to the price that proves you wrong, you do not have a trade.
The 1:1 target pays for the idea. 1:2 and 1:3 are extras, not the reason you clicked.
If price is not touching your entry zone, you are not in a setup. Watching is the job.
Lot size comes from the stop distance, not from how sure you feel.
I built MYI around that sequence: one entry zone, one stop, three targets, and a wait-or-enter line so the chart argues with you before you do.
No win rate in this post. If you wanted the process, you already have it.
