In the end, this position still gave the answer. When the $RESOLV segment before it ran horizontally, the community had plenty of bearish and bullish voices. Instead of picking a side, I just wanted to see whether anyone would pick up around 0.01885.

Once RESOLV stopped continuing to dump downward, I gradually picked up the long positions. After that, it moved from 0.01885 all the way to 0.02004. This rally made the “take profits” feeling stronger—about 80%—but the process was far from easy, and it got washed several times in the middle.

This time, I didn’t go all in at once. I still handled it in 70/30 batches: sell part first, then keep the protective stop moving up. My view is that staying alive longer in the contract matters more than trying to fully take every move each time.

Many friends should have run into this: you’re looking in the right direction, but you don’t get the result. The most annoying part of trading is exactly this—when the market gives you opportunities, your mindset has to keep up too.

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