This short position finally came to fruition. The market shifted from stubborn resistance to accelerating downward pressure, with the pace changing very quickly. Before, $WLD couldn’t keep breaking through when it was at high levels—I wasn’t watching just the surface bounce, but how the follow-through after each push was getting weaker and weaker.

The short was entered around 0.4076; the price has now dropped to 0.3908. +292.45% profit secured. This move isn’t based on guessing—it’s the continuation after sustained pressure at the highs. Back then, many people were still waiting for a breakout, but what really caught my attention was that after the initial push lost steam, the pullback became increasingly decisive.

Here, the profits have already been released. If you have a large position, you can manage it in batches using an 80/20 split: lock in most of the gains first, and keep the remaining smaller position with a protective level to see whether there’s further downside momentum. To put it simply, once the upside/downside range has been released, the biggest fear isn’t making a little less—it’s giving back too much of the profit.

If you didn’t get on the trade, don’t rush. At this point, don’t chase longs or shorts. Wait for the next more comfortable level to act.

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