No real game plan—this profit even left me stunned. A few days ago, when I was checking the chart in the afternoon, $NES was churning around the high end. It looked firm on the surface, but the actual trading volume was relatively low. It pushed up, yet nobody kept stepping in to keep the move going—so I said right then not to get fooled by a fake breakout. Once the price hit 0.2591, I went long directly according to the plan.

Just took another look—price has already been pushed down to 0.2453, and the return rate is +104.87%. This move was spot on. It’s not that you have to chase the excitement every time. Sometimes, staying calm and waiting a bit makes it easier to get into a comfortable position.

Some money isn’t made through impulse.

Position management isn’t complicated. First, close 80%—take the bulk off the table. The remaining 20% protects the cost basis. After that, if the market keeps selling off, let the profit run a bit longer; if it rebounds back, don’t turn a comfortable trade into an uncomfortable one.

If you haven’t jumped in yet, don’t rush. Getting rear-ended by a chase is easy to get hurt. Wait for the next wave of signal—there will be opportunities, so don’t be in a hurry.

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