Define the plan in money as well as price
A stop level describes a price condition, while position size determines how much a movement could mean in money. Begin with the reason for the trade, the adverse scenario and the intended exit, then calculate the approximate effect using the correct units. Include costs and recognize that a gap can change the result. A take-profit target and a stop are planning tools; neither makes the underlying trade certain to succeed.
Verify every linked instruction
On a live system, check direction, quantity, price reference and what happens to linked orders after a partial or full exit. Confirm that an amendment was accepted rather than assuming a dragged chart line changed the order. FYLU has not confirmed live stop or target controls. Its preview and automated helper cannot create protective instructions, so no real position should be considered protected because a sample level appears on a FYLU page.