A scenario = three lines written before entry
• ① where to buy (the watch price) ② where it means I am wrong (invalidation) ③ where to exit (the target) — without these three lines, an entry is not an entry but a reaction
• A scenario is written before price arrives. Writing it after price arrives is rationalization
Connection to our data
• The entry watch price, invalidation reference price, and first and second target prices in MarketSurfer's spotlight have exactly this three-line structure
Where people slip
• They set only the watch price and no invalidation — so they cannot get out when wrong
Before pressing the entry button, check that all three lines are filled in. If even one is empty, it is not a trade but a bet.
In your recent entries, did you write down the invalidation price in advance?