It looks like just a normal pullback, but the details are actually obvious: each time the price bounces up, it gets pushed down, which suggests the overhead support is uncomfortable.

My review focused on $MU ’s performance after 991.10. After opening the position, there wasn’t an immediate expansion of room, but weakness kept persisting. When the price reached 980.71, the timing of this drop started to play out, with the return rate showing +51.36%.

This kind of move requires a lot from your mindset. When you don’t act early, it’s easy to start doubting, and when the real release comes, volatility can easily throw you off. My trading habit is to confirm the structure first, then consider profit protection.

After trading for so long, I’m increasingly feeling that what truly matters is judging the process, not the short-term result.

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