This short position finally got its result. $NAS100 has been pushed down from 29,885.23, and the current price is 29,506.36. The most direct feedback in the account is +117.84%. This downturn’s profit isn’t luck—it’s the execution of the momentum after pressure built up at the highs.

What really caught my attention wasn’t any single bearish candle, but the fact that the pullback kept getting weaker. The push higher didn’t continue—buyers couldn’t hold it. Many people were still waiting for it to keep pumping, but what I saw was that the structure was already off.

Earlier, I had already been watching this area. After entering a short, the most important thing is not to get shaken out by intraday pullbacks. During the selloff, there were several rebounds that looked fierce, but in reality they didn’t re-break into the key zone, which shows the shorts are still controlling the pace.

Now that the profit has been released, 80/20 staged processing feels better: take some off the table first, and let the remainder continue with a protective level, so you don’t get shaken back the gains you’ve already secured.

If you didn’t get on board, don’t rush. Don’t chase the order and don’t chase lows—wait for the next more comfortable level to move.

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