Stop loss just hit entry again—but this time with some extra profits already pocketed. Running two separate setups, and both managed to lock in gains before pulling back. This is the kind of setup most traders live for: you get your initial move, secure some of those wins, then catch the dip right back where you entered. The key here is flexibility. Not every trade needs to go all in one direction. Sometimes taking partial profits, resetting your stop to break-even or better, then waiting for another entry creates way more opportunities than just sitting in one position hoping it moons. Both setups played out exactly like that—quick wins, then repositioning for round two.