#Invalidation #TradePlanning

Invalidation and trade planning: “A daily close back inside the range would challenge this reading” defines analytical invalidation.

It says what evidence would change your interpretation.

A stop order is an execution instruction with venue-specific rules.

It may trigger before that daily close, and its fill can differ from the reference price.

Write those two decisions separately.

Otherwise the chart argument can sound as though it promises an exit price that the market cannot guarantee.

An analytical reference does not guarantee an executable exit or cap realised loss.