$GWEI Straight dropped 13%—just like I checked Starbucks’ price this morning and found it’s already down by nearly 10% from yesterday. Wasn’t it supposed to break 0.05? Instead, it climbed to 0.0483 and chickened out, now it’s back down to 0.0406. If it’s below this moving average, it’s basically handing the market free money.

In short: in the past 24 hours, $12.9 million in trading volume, but the price kept sliding, which shows sell pressure is stronger than buy pressure—like the aftermath on the supermarket floor after a promo is about to end. If you got in earlier, it’s recommended to set your stop-loss around 0.0395. Don’t wait until it actually breaks below 0.04 and then regret it. If you haven’t entered, wait for it to stabilize above 0.042 before you go in. Being in cash is better than forcefully trying to bottom.

Position control: volatility is high now, so the main player should probe with a 5%-8% position size for now—don’t go all-in with every order. If you don’t get it, ask in the comments.