After this wave of sell-off in $SNDK, my first reaction wasn’t satisfaction—it was relief. Because it had ground at the highs for too long; if you lose patience even a little, you can easily get shaken out. From 2095.20 to 1559.02, +1232.7% is a response to this call.

Actually, I had already noticed this level earlier. Every time SNDK pushed upward, it was a struggle. Even though I could see people still chasing, what the market looked like to me was off—especially when the pullback was more decisive and straightforward than the move up.

The real change happened after it broke the key level: the retest didn’t manage to hold again. Many people think that if it drops, it’s cheap—but in contracts, “cheap” doesn’t mean “safe.” Especially when the trend has just started to weaken, trying to catch the bounce in the opposite direction often gets you dragged along.

Now I’m going to move my protection level forward so this order doesn’t turn from active to passive. I’ll take as much as the remaining room allows—I won’t fantasize about the key level. Miss it? Then wait for the next one. What trading fears most isn’t failing to profit, but chasing recklessly after seeing others make money.

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