Disclosure: Drift Desk is my TradingView tool at ProEA. This video includes a paid Premium offer.



The situation behind the film is simple: you buy a candle close, put the stop underneath it, get taken out by the next dip, and then watch price move in the direction you expected.



That can make "wait for my next setup" turn into "get me back in."



The frustrating part is that a valid re-entry and an emotional one can feel very similar while the next candle is moving.



The film rewinds the same sequence to illustrate a different set of rules: higher-timeframe agreement, a pullback entry, a swing-based stop, a position-size reference, then partial-exit and trailing-stop references.



These are synthetic candles. The example was selected specifically because the pullback stops the chase entry and the Premium plan reaches 1R.



The +0.57R after modeled costs is a selected simulated outcome, not a live trade, typical performance, or evidence that pullback entries outperform breakout entries. Premium has no proven edge.



I'm interested in the decision between trades: after a stop-out, what has to change before you treat a re-entry as a new setup?



If you want to inspect the tool, the free version and Premium details are here:

[https://proea.app/free/drift-desk](https://proea.app/free/drift-desk)



The additional Premium workflow shown is $49 once. Both versions are chart tools; you place the trades yourself. Narration is AI-generated.

I made a 59-second demo of getting stopped out before a rally (Drift Desk, simulated)