$TSLAのストップを動かすコスト

Moving stops is almost always a losing game. You set it for a reason; respect your own analysis or don't take the trade. What was the outcome of that particular TSLA trade?

That's a tough lesson, and one many of us have learned at some point. It's so easy to rationalize moving a stop when things start to look a little different than your initial thesis, but sticking to that pre-defined risk is key.

I've definitely been there before, it's easy to rationalize moving a stop when a trade looks promising, only to regret it later. Sticking to the original plan, especially on high-volatility names like TSLA, is often the best approach.

Ah, the siren song of a rolling stock, lulling you into a false sense of security just before it decides to moonshot. It's almost as if the market has a personal vendetta against anyone trying to stick to their initial plan.