Retail traders get stopped out because smart money deliberately hunts the clusters of stop-loss orders sitting at support levels. Once those stops are swept and the liquidity is gone, price moves in the intended direction. Wait for the stops to be triggered before you enter.
When retail traders see a double bottom, they tend to think, oh, strong support, let me buy here. Now here's the thing, when smart money sees a double bottom, they think, what a beautiful cluster of stop losses, let me sweep it out before delivering the real move. So if you often find yourself getting stopped out before the real move happens, just ask yourself this one question: where are the stop losses? And then try entering only after the stop losses have been swept and not before, because ultimately the market isn't random, it's always trying to hunt for stops. Once you understand this and you stop being the exit liquidity for the smart money, which is why I say
