This part’s momentum really gets going—empty orders go from suppression to release, and the several pullbacks in the middle only create the illusion.

After $NAS100 opened a short around 29,885.23, I wasn’t watching whether it would fall or not—I was watching whether the pullback could re-establish itself. As it turned out, every time it popped up, it got slammed back down, and the structure clearly changed. The price is now at 29,694.87, with profit already up +59.21%, and the market’s upside/downside room has been released very smoothly.

Many people haven’t reacted yet, thinking the drop is just short-term fluctuation, but the key is right here: after pressure builds on the highs, as long as the buy-side can’t hold, the shorts’ rhythm will keep getting smoother. Plainly put, I’m not chasing the market—it's the order book that gives up the direction on its own.

For this position, I’m handling it with an 80/20 approach for now: take profit on most, keep a small position with a protective level to continue looking for an extension. What’s most feared during the profit phase is getting emotionally carried away—don’t hand back the rhythm you already earned.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t force the chase. Wait for the next time a certain signal shows up.

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