Last night I didn't set a take profit, so I saw 78.5 directly in the morning, and my first reaction was to lock in half of the profits.


The first phase of the short position has been realized.
The previous bat pattern has actually completed its first target.
Now the market is prone to enter:
Short profit-taking,
Long position bottom-fishing,
A phase of increased volatility.
So if I continue to blindly chase shorts here, the risk-reward ratio is no longer as comfortable as before.
📊 How to handle the remaining position more comfortably?
Currently, prioritize doing two things:
① Protect profits on the remaining position,
Because we already have the initiative.
The most important thing now is not: "Make more money."
But: not to give back the profits already gained.
② Wait for a rebound to observe strength,
Focus on watching: around 79–80.
If the rebound has no volume, can't go higher, and then drops again,
That indicates:
👉 The short structure may not be finished yet, and there’s a possibility of further downward pressure.
But if: a strong rebound quickly recovers the decline, with continuous volume on the hourly chart,
Then it indicates:
This wave is more about emotional release, not a new major downtrend.
🧠 Actually, the hardest part of trading isn't opening a position. It's: "How to handle the position after making money." Many people: hesitate to exit during unrealized gains, dare not exit during pullbacks, and end up turning profits into breakeven, and breakeven into losses.
One very important thing:
✅ At key levels, take some profits first, which will make the mindset for the remaining position much more comfortable. $XAG #Gate广场五月交易分享
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