I do on my eval accounts, but not on PA accounts. It's mainly due to Apex's rules. I can take a bigger trade if I remove the possibility it'll get close to the 2:1, then drop to the stop and use up a big chunk of the trailing threshold. Usually I set an alert 2/3 the way to the TP, then move the stop 1/3 the way into profit when it hits 3/4 to the TP. I haven't had many stop out early, and the bigger trades get me through a one-day pass without resetting. Also, since I'm there looking at it, if it's about to hit the 2:1 TP with a lot of momentum, I'll move the TP up to 4:1 or better and move the stop to the old 2:1 TP position. Then I'll follow it with a tight trailing stop as it continues to climb. Worst case it's the 2:1 win, but I've stretched a couple into a 4:1 and even a 5:1 this week. My PA accounts are well clear of the trailing threshold, so I just trade those as Kyle's classes suggest. I setup the 2:1 trade with 1% of the account, find something else to do, and don't look at it again until it closes. In the long run I think it's more profitable and much less stress.