I used to think that way too and ended up trading without a stop, that's where the problem lies; when things went wrong, I would give back in one day the gains of one week.

Have you noticed that 90% of your trades succeed when you don't set your stop? It seems like there is an algorithm that knows where most people's stops are and liquidates that majority. It's interesting to analyze this behavior without a stop while keeping an eye on it; it seems that trading becomes more accurate, or is it just my impression?
I'm not saying not to have a stop, but sometimes it feels like stating where yours is seems like a lost game 😂🚀🚀🚀🤫