Many people see $NAS100 pushing up and want to chase. At the time, I felt something was off here instead. The price looks strong on the surface, but every time it goes up, it gets pushed back. The ability to hold at the highs is getting weaker and weaker. The most feared thing about this kind of market isn’t that it won’t fall—it’s when it suddenly starts accelerating.

Earlier, I’d already noticed this zone. The reaction around 29,885.23 was critical. Price couldn’t break higher and keep opening up; instead, it showed consecutive pullbacks. I handled it directly by short-side rhythm. In plain terms, the tempo changed—don’t get fooled into going in after that last spike.

Now 29,510.34 has already been worked through. The short position is up +116.08%. After the room for volatility opened, the holding experience is clearly different. The easiest way the market misleads most people is to make them think there’s still a new high coming—only for the main players to first hang the people chasing longs at the top.

Here, I’ll process it in batches with an 80/20 approach, keeping the protection level in step. The remaining position depends on whether the price action shows a clear extension. Don’t worry if you miss it—don’t chase either direction. Wait for a more comfortable level to move.

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