$KGEN ’s drop this round—many people think it’s a sudden dump, but what I’m seeing is that the earlier high is starting to crack under pressure. Honestly, I’ve seen this kind of market before: the more people feel like it can still push up, the easier it is to bury a reverse opportunity.

Back then, KGEN churned up at the top for a long time. The rally didn’t carry through, but the pullback kept getting smoother. From around 0.20275, the signals the chart was giving didn’t look quite right. The key was that the rebound never managed to regain the momentum.

Later, it was pushed down to around 0.16731, and the short position delivered +844.15%. This stretch counts as the kind of downward rhythm I was waiting for. In the middle, I also hesitated—I was afraid it would come back with another fake breakout—but the chart didn’t give the bulls many opportunities.

Now I’m not planning to treat profits as chips to gamble. First, hold on to the portion I’ve already taken; the rest is left to the market. Trading doesn’t have to mean taking full advantage every time. Staying steady when things get chaotic—that’s the real profit.

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