What caught my attention here is the change after the failed rebound: the price didn’t keep repairing upward, but instead kept being pushed down repeatedly near the key levels.

For this $BIO short position, the opening price was 0.03045. When it moved to 0.0287, the market feedback was already fairly direct. The current +410.12% isn’t a coincidence—it’s more the result of weakness continuing after the breakdown.

My view has always been straightforward: when the direction is unclear, don’t trade. Once the structure turns weak, then look at the feedback. During the down move, controlling drawdown is more important than focusing on volatility.

After trading for this long, I’m increasingly convinced that post-trade review isn’t to show off results, but to record whether my judgment was validated by the market. Missing this leg doesn’t matter—don’t let emotions throw off your timing.

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