Many people were just hesitating whether $NAS100 can keep pushing higher, but the order book directly gave the answer: after being pressured at the high end, the shorts took back the momentum.

What really caught my attention was that rebound—price looked strong, but volume couldn’t keep up, and the pullback was very decisive. I already noticed this level earlier; before the signal came out, I was waiting for it to break the key level. Once it broke, it clearly meant the structure had changed.

This $NAS100 short was opened at 29885.23, and the current price is already at 29485.9. The return is now +118.33%. There was a scary bounce in the middle, but as long as it hasn’t moved back above the key level zone, I’m not in a rush to exit—what matters is right here.

Now that the market’s downside/room has opened up, if you have positions, don’t just get excited. You can take profit in batches using an 80/20 approach, and use the remaining position with a protective stop to hold onto the gains. Trading is most afraid of making money and then giving it all back.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t get emotional—don’t chase the rebound; wait for the next opportunity after confirmation.

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