This surge just now was interesting: it first washed through, then directly pulled back up. The $ALLO play is basically a reversal after panic. My long position was opened at 0.24131; now the price is already at 0.39444. The floating profit shows +1557.95%, and the room for volatility has opened up very clearly.

At the time, a lot of people saw the dip and got scared, thinking the structure was about to break, but what I was watching was whether it would keep getting dumped after the wick. In the end, the lows didn’t continue—on the contrary, it quickly recovered. This kind of market action is the easiest to shake off the hesitant. What really caught my attention was that after the sell pressure was released, the buy side immediately stepped in to catch it.

Now the profit is already there, so there’s no need to get emotional. Brothers with larger positions can handle it in batches with a 70/30 split: first protect part of the profits, and then keep the rest with a protective level to see if they can push further. Trading doesn’t have to catch every last bit—what matters is that the timing stands in your favor.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t force the chase. Wait for the next pullback, and for a more comfortable entry.

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