Not Every Breakout Works — Risk Management Matters MoreNextEra Energy, Inc.BATS:NEESniperAlphaResearchOne of the biggest misconceptions in trading is believing that every breakout should work. The reality is that even the strongest-looking setups can fail. A stock may break out, trigger an entry, and then reverse shortly afterward. This is a normal part of the game. What separates successful traders from unsuccessful ones is not having a perfect win rate—it is having a clear exit plan when the market proves them wrong. A small, controlled loss allows us to preserve both capital and mental focus. Instead of becoming emotionally attached to a failed trade, we can move on and prepare for the next high-quality opportunity. The goal is not to avoid losses completely. The goal is to keep losses small, stay disciplined, and remain ready when the next strong trend emerges. Trade management is often more important than trade selection.