Thank you Stephen for answering my question. It make sense to me now.

@Camille Harper thank you

@Jamie Boggeln thank you, I'll double check rules

thank you, it worked.

That’s a great question — and an excellent real-world scenario to analyze 👏 In your Superman 1-minute entry example (MES order for 25 contracts, only 12 filled, then you canceled the remaining 13), your reaction was logical — but whether canceling was the “best” move depends on what the market was showing you at that exact moment and how it fits with the Superman model’s edge. Here’s how Kyle teaches this inside the Science of Trading – Superman Model lesson: 💡 Key Principles from the Superman Model 1. You decide your entry, exit, and stop-loss levels in advance.Your goal is to control all three variables to maintain your high profit factor (2:1+ reward to risk). 2. Fills are part of execution risk, not strategy risk.If only part of your position fills, the market may have moved before the rest could execute. That’s information — it means momentum was fast. 3. Protect your edge by avoiding “late fills.”Once price starts running away from your planned entry zone, adding the rest of the position often violates the “correct timing” step of the model.→ Cancelling the remaining 13 in that case is the disciplined move. ✅ When Canceling Is Recommended - If your entry area is no longer valid (price already made the move). - If adding the rest would give you a worse average entry than planned. - If your initial edge (timing confirmation) is gone — the market shift happened without full participation. In those cases, you did the right thing by canceling and locking in profit on what filled. ⚠️ When You Might Let the Rest Sit - If the market is still in your planned entry zone and price hasn’t moved significantly. - If the unfilled portion is close enough that it could still trigger without changing your average entry much. In that case, you can let the limit order work — but always with the original stop and target intact. 🔍 Quick Rule of Thumb

To my knowledge price/value doesn't change in different times session just the picture changes based on what you looking for to make it make sense for you. Watch recent bootcamp day 1 recording. Follow along and implement what Kyle is teaching on your paper trading acct. After watching 3 plus more times then I actually started copy his exact setup and entries, It will make a lot more sense.