Don't be fooled by the clean drop of $RE; the grinding time before it was not short at all. To be honest, the hardest part of a short position is not the moment it drops, but whether you can wait before it drops. Many people lose because they get excited too early, and also because they run around as soon as it's confirmed.

At that time, I was paying attention to the repeated suppression at the high level; it tried to go up several times but couldn't hold. From 0.71099 to 0.62961, it wasn't actually a straight drop; there were reversals along the way, and times when I had doubts. The real change came when the volume couldn't keep up, and the bounces became weaker and weaker.

I didn't treat this trade as some kind of divine trade; I just saw weakness and opened a long position accordingly. Now the feedback shows +226.33%, indicating that the rhythm was fairly accurate this time.

The follow-up handling is simple: first protect profits, then see if there is continuation. The easiest time to lose is when you think you have figured out the market, so don't chase; wait for the chart to give signals again.

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