Passing a futures prop-firm evaluation isn't always about predicting the market correctly.
Sometimes the bigger problem is how you enter the move.
You identify a level.
Price is approaching it.
You know that if momentum breaks through, the move could accelerate quickly.
Then you hesitate.
You wait for confirmation.
And suddenly the move has already happened.
By the time you enter, you're chasing.
What if you could plan both sides beforehand?
This is where Buy Stop and Sell Stop planning becomes interesting.
Instead of trying to predict whether price will break higher or lower, you can establish predefined levels on both sides of a reference price.
For example:
Above the market → Buy Stop
Below the market → Sell Stop
