When you were getting stopped out after stop out
it's because your stop was too tight (you also made
some great trades during that time as well). I told
you what I use and you were using much tighter stops than
me. The stop itself wasn't your problem, it was your entries (not being patient for your price)
and the location (tight) of the stop. So now you went from tight stops to no stops (except in this case).
You swung from one extreme to the other. There is a balance, which I kept trying to get
you to use. You know there's a method to my madness 
'No stops' can work in a ranging market because in a range price usually revisits previous areas rather quickly.
However, in a trending market you will get killed and you'll blow your account.
The entire time you're holding for price to come back ( even though your signal is no longer valid), other valid
entries have popped up.
I've also tried to get you to stop trading this session (over trading with weak signals) but I digress 
