For me, this still isnt quite enough information. However, your stop should be based on Support and resistance and has nothing to do with your entry point. If, after the trade develops, your entry point happens to be at a hard-to reach spot underneath or above newly created support and resistance, THEN you should move your stop to that point. Doing so arbitrarily only invites a whipsaw. Place stops according to S/R...not on what you WANT the market to do.
There's always money in the banana stand.