What I’m most satisfied with in this move isn’t how much it dropped, but that the logic for entering has been fulfilled so cleanly. $EWY When it surged earlier and looked exciting, I kept thinking it wasn’t strength—volume didn’t follow through, the bids were weak, and the overhead suppression was like a lid pressing down.



Back then, when EWY neared 179.97, I didn’t chase. I just followed the short rhythm after key levels were set. A lot of people misjudged here—thinking that since the price didn’t fall, it must still be going up. But the real key is whether it can continue to push higher. If it can’t, and then capital starts hitting down again—that’s the window for shorts.

Now it’s at 171.5. This trade’s gains are already +115.4%, and the market room has been released. My approach is simple: 80/20 exits in batches. First lock in part of the profit, and keep the remaining position with a protection level to see if it can continue to grind lower. What I fear most after getting a profit isn’t just earning less—it’s being right and still having the rebound and drawdown grind you down.

No rush after this. If you miss it, you miss it. Don’t place follow-up orders—wait for the next opportunity.

$BTC $ETH
EWY-3.44%
BTC-0.14%
ETH2.19%
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