During the trading process, what’s most worth recording is often not the result, but the moment when the judgment was formed. Before this drop in $SLX , I was looking at whether, after key levels above kept being tested, there were signs the price continued to weaken.

My short entry was at 0.24784; later, the price slipped to 0.16786, and the unrealized profit feedback was +635.64%. This move wasn’t a single fast dump. After repeated failed rebounds, the short-side rhythm gradually gained the upper hand.

My observation is: the more the market keeps pulling back and forth, the less you should rush to draw conclusions. Once the structure is truly leaning bearish, processing it in line with the feedback actually makes it easier to stay clear-headed.

What I’m recording isn’t only changes in returns—it’s also reminding myself that in trading, stable execution and controlling drawdowns are always more important than temporary emotions.

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