The plan felt solid before the trade opened, then price wiggled and suddenly the exits moved with it. That's like setting a GPS route, then swerving lanes every time traffic looks scary. The destination doesn't change, but the panicked driver arrives late, rattled, or not at all. This happens because a live position turns calm logic into a threat response, and the cost is consistency, the one edge traders actually control. Next time, write the exit and invalidation point before entering, then treat any mid-trade urge to edit it as information, not instruction. What usually triggers you to rewrite the plan once you're already in?

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